International Relations in India & Beyond
Warships from NATO’s 2nd Standing Maritime Group are patrolling Eastern Mediterranean waters, moving closer and closer to the Syrian coast, media reports said, citing Western websites monitoring naval activity in the region. The NATO flotilla cruising off the...
CAIRO – Echoing some of President Donald Trump’s rhetoric, authorities in Egypt are taking aim at an alleged barrage of “fake news” they say is meant to sow division and undermine the rule...
A Japanese submarine joined a naval drill in the South China Sea for the first time, the Ministry of Defence said on Monday, in an escalation of Japanese activity in the disputed waterway claimed...
Washington’s unilateral measure of imposing more tariffs won’t solve its trade deficit problem, Gao Feng, a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOC), said Thursday, according to Xinhua News Agency. Speaking at a press conference, Gao noted that fluctuations...
GENEVA – Pro-Beijing scholars brought together by the Chinese government have briskly defended the country’s human rights record as criticism grows over the mass internment of ethnic minority Muslim Uighurs in China’s far west....
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on a China-based tech firm, its North Korean CEO and a Russian subsidiary, accusing them of moving illicit funding to North Korea in violation of U.S. sanctions....
Federal Reserve officials say the steep, steady decline in the US jobless rate over the past decade stems from the implementation of prudent and appropriate monetary policies. Central bankers explained that a combination of ultra-low interest rates and a...
On Wednesday night, several parts of the country were plunged into darkness following a nationwide outage. Minutes later, electricity distributing company, Umeme issued a statement on their social media platforms explaining what had happened....
By Edwin Okoth The Energy Regulatory Commission is staring at a deep dilemma Friday as it readies to announce new pump prices amid the controversy over the 16 per cent value added tax...
The Franco-Italian competition over Libya has been complicated by recent clashes in Tripoli, home to the Fayez Mustafa al-Sarraj-led Government of National Accord (GNA), supported by Rome, and attacks against the Libyan National Oil Corporation, a longstanding partner of Italy’s oil and...
