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China’s stand in the recent India-Pakistan tensions reinforces incremental pro-India tilt in Beijing

7 years ago

Dr Swaran Singh is professor of Diplomacy and Disarmament at School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi. He specialises in Asia Affairs with focus on China-India relations and is visiting faculty at several Chinese and other Asian Universities. He regularly contributes to media and lectures at various national and international defence and foreign policy institutions. He spoke to IAR on India-China relations and Beijing’s stand on the latest round of India-Pakistan tensions.

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Trade & Economy

“Israel should consider India as the biggest manufacturing hub”

7 years ago

Eddna Samuel is a Mumbai-based entrepreneur and event manager, currently heading MOTIF Advertising. Motif is majorly focused on enhancing and deepening business and trade ties between India and Israel and has been organizing a series of B2B meetings between Indian and Israeli entrepreneurs and corporate houses. The next such B2B meeting will be taking place in Tel Aviv in June 2019 and Samuel will be leading a big business delegation from India. IAR caught up with Eddna to get a sense of where India-Israel business ties are headed:

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UNESCO #WIKI4WOMEN WORLD CONTRIBUTORY MOVEMENT INVISIBLE, NO MORE

7 years ago

#WIKI4WOMEN is an initiative led by UNESCO and Wikimedia

Women’s Day Special: Women and the Iranian Revolution: A Historical Perspective

7 years ago

Women’s movement in Iran cannot be understood without tying it to people’s nationalist, democratic, and anti-imperialist struggles

Photo: Courtesy Khamenei.ir

News

Work-related gender gaps persist but solutions are clear – new ILO report

7 years ago

International Women’s Day

Work-related gender gaps have not seen any meaningful improvement for 20 years, but a new ILO report says that the path to progress is clear.

Culture & Society

Who owns the fight for LGBT+ rights in the Arab world?

7 years ago

Luxembourg’s prime minister’s called out homophobia in the Arab world at the Arab League-EU summit
LGBT+ relationships are illegal across most of the Middle East and North Africa

Defence & Diplomacy

After Netanyahu’s Moscow visit Iran insists Moscow ties ‘strong’

7 years ago

On a visit to Moscow last week Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had met with Russian President Vladimir Putin

Photo: Courtesy Embassy of Israel in Russia

Health

Alarming global surge of measles cases a growing threat to children–UNICEF

7 years ago

Ten countries accounted for approximately three-quarters of the total increase in measles in 2018,including significant outbreaks inBrazil, Madagascar, the Philippines, Ukraine, and Yemen

News

Why I Support Tulsi Gabbard as the next US President

7 years ago

We stand at interesting and rather daunting crossroads in global and domestic politics. The impact of the US General Election 2020 will be global and vast and will be scrutinized by all the nations of the world. The current President of the United State, Donald Trump, will run as the Republican nominee. What we do not know is, who will be the candidate on the opposite side. The social media is the modern day news carrier and so far we know that the following candidates have announced their intention to run for Presidency for certain: Elizabeth Warren, Julian Castro, Kamal Harris, and Tulsi Gabbard, among others to come. Of them the three are women and one is a “woman of color”. This spread of gender and ethnic identity is indeed quite spectacular.

Defence & Diplomacy

U.S. Seeks To Guard Afghan Peace Talks From Kashmir Crisis

7 years ago

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