Though improved, Afghan law still fails victims of sex crimes and violence against women: UN
A year on, markets bustling in Chinese city where COVID-19 emerged
UN declares ‘Invest India’ winner of Investment Promotion Award 2020
Uzbekistan – India: Time tested friendship
Global arms industry report hiked sales, buyers mostly in Global South
The US- China strategic brinkmanship presents India with a host of opportunities. India can emerge as a major manufacturing hub and a trading partner of choice for the US; broaden and deepen strategic relations bilaterally with the US as well as under a multi-lateral framework nudge China on the border issue and utilize China’s distraction to build capacity to bridge the power asymmetry
Photo: The Geopolitics
IDSA’s Africa Day Commemoration has become a platform to reinforce India’s relations with its African partners
Uzbek citizens stranded in different conflict zones in the Middle East safely repatriated home, to be extended all facilities for rehabilitation and integration in society
The tenets of the US Air – Sea Battle concept against China’s military adventure in the IPR is premised on the capacity of a militarily empowered ally to limit the initial ingress and set the stage for the US intervention forces to join the fray.
The Ministry for Innovative Development of Uzbekistan in cooperation with Embassy of Uzbekistan in India
Indians and Armenians were known to each other since at least the 4th century BC. In 149 BC two Indian princes migrated from Kanauj to Armenia where they set up a Hindu settlement
Almost 600,000 children, mostly under the age of five, risk death through malnutrition in Afghanistan
Photo: UNICEF/Thomas Nybo
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif proposes connecting Pakistan’s Gwadar port to its “complementary” port Chabahar in southeastern Iran, during his visit to Islamabad
Photo: Dawn/Naveed Siddiqui
The SCO members commit to jointly oppose any form of unilateralism and trade protectionism; all but India endorse China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kyrgyzstan
With BJP winning 303 seats and NDA picking up 350 of total 542 seats, it is the first back-to-back majority for a single party since 1984