The South Caucasus at the Crossroads: Great Powers and Regional Conflict 
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Global leaders unite in urgent call for international pandemic treaty Armenia lauds India’s help in combating Covid-19
Armenia has acquired a consignment of Remdesivir antivirus medication which is considered to be one of the most efficient drugs in the fight against coronavirus
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Thirty years ago Iraq invaded Kuwait
More than a decade later, in 2003, Kuwait serves as a bridgehead for the US-led invasion of Iraq
Lord Ram’s images to be displayed in Times Square to celebrate August 5 Ayodhya Temple groundbreaking ceremony
Prominent community leader and President of the American India Public Affairs Committee Jagdish Sewhani on Wednesday said that arrangements are being made to celebrate the historic moment in New York on August
Internal feud brewing in Nepal’s ruling NCP
Nepal’s ruling communist party leaders have again failed to negotiate a power-sharing deal between Prime
“We may see India facing a one and half front war”
Probal DasGupta is the author of Watershed 1967: India’s Forgotten Victory Over China. Probal is
LAC row: India denies China’s claim of complete disengagement at most locations
The frontline troops of China and India have “completed” disengagement at most locations of their border, a senior Chinese official said on Tuesday, adding the situation on the ground is easing.
Understanding the ‘golden ring’ axis
The vision of the golden ring of China, Russia, Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey was first disclosed recently by Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan.
India’s Vaccine Trail
In India, two indigenous vaccines manufactured by Zydus Cadila and the other by Bharat Biotech , have reached the stage of phase one of human trials
‘We live in constant fear’: the exile and occupation of Afrin’s Yezidis
Yezidis are no stranger to persecution, counting 74 genocides against them throughout their history in the Middle East. Now, Turkish forces and their proxies are pushing the last of what was once a community of tens of thousands of Yezidis out of Syria.
The Turkish Military Operation in Northern Iraq: Goals and Dimensions
The same geopolitical considerations that the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan seeks to achieve in Syria and Libya fit into the context of the recent military operation in northern Iraq