International Relations in India & Beyond
Ten years into Syria’s conflict, President Bashar al-Assad has survived the bloody insurgency which started out with peaceful protests in March 2011. He holds sway over many parts of the country, helped by Russia’s...
For about a decade now, the southernmost country of the Arabian peninsula Yemen has been witnessing a protracted war that has ravaged the country internally and has caused innumerable sufferings. What began as a...
Japan has embraced the policy of nuclear non-proliferation as a way of life by renouncing all previous efforts including Ni-Go, F-Go and conspiracy theory based Hungnam nuclear bomb efforts, after the San Francisco Peace...
With the world’s biggest inoculation drives against COVID-19, manufacturing about 60% of vaccines globally and shipping millions of free doses to friendly neighbours in the region, in what is being described as “vaccine diplomacy”,...
Brazil, the largest country in Latin America and endowed with abundant natural and vibrant human resources, was closest to its Tryst with Destiny during the golden years of Lula’s Presidency in the period 2003-11.
October 2nd 2018, the sudden disappearance of veteran Saudi Arabian Journalist Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi gave shockwaves across the world. Khashoggi was one most eminent journalist and political commentator of Saudi Arabia owning an exquisite...
The United States has imposed a set of new sanctions on Russia, related to the poisoning of a former Russian agent and his daughter in Britain in the month of March this year. These sanctions are set to go into effect from Monday.
The European Union has sanctioned aid worth over 18 million euros to be given to Iran, in what is turning out to be a marked difference in foreign policy preference from the Trump...
Egypt has always been admired for its pyramids and the remains of its ancient civilization. The country has always played a detrimental part in the Middle East politics and of recently, the ‘Arab Spring’....
Commerce Secretary Rita Teaotia on July 19 said there was a “real” possibility that India could lose the trade dispute that the U.S. had filed in the WTO [World Trade Organization) on export subsidies. This,...
