Africa records over 200 000 COVID-19 cases
Ten out of 54 countries are account for nearly 80% of all the cases. More than 70% of the deaths are taking place in only five countries: Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa and Sudan.
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Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey “State-Linked” Accounts
By far the biggest network uncovered was linked to China, the US social media giant said, comprised of a “highly engaged core” of 23,750 accounts that was boosted by a further 150,000 “amplifier” accounts.
Russia should not interfere in India-China standoff as it is bilateral matter: Top Russian lawmaker
“Good relations between Russia and China and good relationship between Russia and India are two factors which provide a good opportunity for finding solutions to problems that exist between China and India,”
Global opinion against China in Ladakh
Today, despite the Covid-19 impact on its economy, India has enough residual national willpower and military heft to compel the PLA to behave itself. If compelled, even by returning the use of military force.
Freed Taliban Prisoners Eye Return To The Battlefield
Security concerns are mounting as many of the newly liberated fighters say they are ready to resume their holy war.
Balochistan: Decoding Death Squads
The ongoing protests are giving a new hope to Balochistan. Amidst reign of terror people are getting out of their homes and demanding justice
Pakistan Rejects India’s Assertions over UN Report on Terror Outfits Operating in Afghanistan
By PTI Pakistan’s Foreign Office on Monday rejected what it called India’s “malicious assertions” based
UAE hails India’s help in combating coronavirus
In a video call the two ministers re-affirmed the robust strategic relations between the UAE and India and the determination of their leadership to accelerate their cooperation across various fronts.
Looking Beyond China: Strengthening Bilateral Relationships in the Quad
Quad 2.0 has proceeded more determinedly even if slowly but the Covid-19 pandemic now offers an opportunity to step up the pace; the way forward might be to focus more on the bilateral prongs of the Quad.
Turkey’s candidacy to head U.N. General Assembly blocked by Greece, Cyprus and Armenia
Greece, Cyprus and Armenia have objected to a bid by Turkey to become the next