Time For India To Boost Ties With Bangladesh
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s April 7-10 trip to India was an important one. Perhaps, it was Hasina’s last visit to the neighbouring country ahead of the next General Election […]
South Asia – A West Asia In The Making?
Russia, which is trying hard to increase its dominance in West Asia, has decided to play the role of a more consequential global security actor in South Asia (too). With […]
India, China & The Future Of RCEP
China has strongly criticised neighbouring India for not opening its borders to cheap Chinese goods. Beijing’s criticism has failed to surprise the Indian policymakers, who know that New Delhi’s move […]
‘Pluto Is A Planet’
Is Pluto a planet or not? Johns Hopkins University scientist Kirby Runyon has given this debate a fresh angle, saying: “Pluto has everything going on on its surface that you […]
Study: Brexit Took Place 450,000 Years Ago!
At a time when British Prime Minister Theresa May is trying hard to seal the Brexit deal, a study shows that the original Brexit took place around 450,000 years ago. […]
China Forgets Diplomatic Courtesy
If we could solve our problems through aggression, then aggression should have been treated as a doctrine. But since the birth of civilisation, it has been proven that aggression always […]
The PM Who Flies His Plane
Few world leaders are known to fly themselves on state business, but Finland’s Prime Minister Juha Sipila (55) does. Sipila, a soft-spoken engineer, earned millions as an information technology entrepreneur […]
Peru: India’s Gateway To Latin America?
With India trying hard to explore new avenues to boost trade ties with Latin America, Peru has offered olive branch to the South Asian country. During his recent visit to […]
Presidential Election: Russia To Use India’s EVM Technology
Russia, which is gearing up for 2018 Presidential Elections, has requested “friend” India to share its experience in conducting “free and fair” polls through Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Deputy Chairman […]
America Beating War Drums In Syria
The April 4 chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun in north-western Syria has further complicated the conflict in war-ravaged West Asian nation. The incident prompted the US […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 