Switzerland most innovative, India risen most in rankings: UN Report
New Delhi: Launching its latest Global Indication Index, the World Intellectual Property Organisation, WIPO, named
Aditi Bhaduri
Ceylon Chamber of Commerce delegation visits New Delhi to forge new business links
The Sri Lanka Investment and Business Conclave will be held in Colombo from 16th to 17th September 2019, and Indian industry members are invited for their participation at the event in Colombo, to explore new business and investment opportunities.
India – UAE medical mission for Yemen marks milestone in bilateral ties
The medical mission for the treatment of patients from Yemen in New Delhi is part of the bilateral relationship between India and the UAE, and its success has been possible only because of the close ties the two countries share and the convergence of their views on humanitarian issues.
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The Renaissance Dam and the Challenge of Water Conservation in MENA region
Egypt has already fallen beneath the UN’s water poverty threshold of 1000 cubic meters per capita. It currently stands at 700 cubic meters per person and is likely to get worse as the population continues to expand.
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UAE-China Business Forum sees slew of MoUs signed
The forum is a key part of the programme of the visit of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, to China.
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“Any future peace deal will be done through the Afghan government only”
Face to face with Tahir Qadiry, Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of Afghanistan in New Delhi.
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‘Women at the centre’ must for inclusive peace in Afghanistan: UN deputy chief
The UN deputy chief issued an impassioned plea on Sunday for Afghans to reconcile with the past and put “women at the centre” of all efforts to forge a durable peace, and a truly inclusive political process where women’s voices are truly heard.
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Decoding the current phase of militancy in Kashmir
In the current phase of Kashmir violence, the narrative is not driven by political and social scientists, but by the religious leaders and preachers. Azadi does not have the potential to transform a whole generation of youth. It is the Islamist ideology that is producing the dead men walking in Kashmir who love and seek death
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Japan’s ‘trilemma’ in the Strait of Hormuz
Keeping the Middle Eastern sea lanes safe for transporting oil is a common interest among major Asian countries, including China, Japan, South Korea and India.
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India-UAE Bridge for trade and investment surge
India is one of the UAE’s largest trade partners with bilateral trade amounting to over $60 billion and annual growth topping 11 percent.
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