Left out of peace talks, U.S. allies reassess Afghan support
KABUL – At a dinner party in Kabul’s high-security “green zone” in March, a senior European
KABUL – At a dinner party in Kabul’s high-security “green zone” in March, a senior European
The view from Muzzafarabad
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In its last year the Modi government can claim its renewed ties with Maldives as a triumph in its ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says the Chabahar Port in southeastern Iran, which is being developed by Indian investors, is a symbol of cooperation between Tehran and New Delhi.
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The visit also signals that Tehran still plays a dominant role in Iraqi politics.
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is believed to have played a role in securing the release of IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman from Pakistani custody
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Along with China and the U.S., India’s expanding economy was driving global oil demand growth.
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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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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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