International Relations in India & Beyond
In an exclusive interview conducted by The Kootneeti Team at the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung office in New Delhi, MP Michael Brand shares profound insights into his advocacy for Tibetan rights and the nuances of...
In recent decades, Argentina has gone through a difficult social and economic situation with many challenges. This included problems with its economy, like the devaluation of its currency and increasing prices. The country has...
US State Secretary Antony Blinken has expressed concerns over the forced gathering of DNA from Tibetans in Tibet by China, according to a report by Phayul. Secretary Blinken has noted that reports of mass...
According to a report by Foreign Policy, India is planning an ambitious connectivity project to counter China’s footprint in the Gulf. The project aims to link New Delhi to the Middle East through roads,...
In a retaliatory move, China expelled a Canadian diplomat from Shanghai on Tuesday, following Ottawa’s decision to ask a Chinese diplomat to leave Toronto, which has further intensified the already tense relations between the...
Since taking the oath of office as President of the world’s only super-power post-Cold War, Joe Biden has committed one after another foreign policy goof up rarely seen done by any American head of...
Australia’s government has released a review that recommends the country’s biggest defence shakeup since World War Two. The review focuses on several key areas, including prioritising long-range precision strike capability, domestic production of guided...
Chinese Ambassador to France, Lu Shaye, stated in an interview with Swiss journalist Darius Rochebin that former Soviet countries lack effective status in international law due to the absence of an international agreement acknowledging...
On July 4, 2017, the world witnessed the first successful test of an intercontinental missile (ICBM) made by North Korea. This kind of missile is capable of travelling a distance of more than 5,000...
China is building hacking capabilities that will allow it to “seize control” of enemy satellites, according to a report from the Financial Times. This revelation is not surprising given China’s goal to control information,...
