Immense scope for bilateral cooperation with Kazakhstan: PM Modi
PTI New Delhi, Feb 18: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said there is immense
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U.S. military interventions have led to destruction rather than stabilization in West Asia: Expert
In my opinion, war is inevitable in the near future between Iran, the US, and Israel. It will affect world energy prices and will be a destructive war
BNP Wins Bangladesh Elections
PTI The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on Friday claimed victory in the crucial general elections,
India and US Reach Framework for Trade Agreement
The United States of America and India have released a statement announcing a framework for
Some UAE companies pull out of Saudi defence show as Gulf rift spills into business
Once the twin pillars of regional security, the two Gulf heavyweights have seen their interests diverge on everything from oil quotas to geopolitics.
China-India relations have improved steadily: Xu Wei
our shared heritage in Buddhism, Tagore, yoga, and tea continues to connect us
Kazakhstan to Adopt New “People-centric” Constitution
For the first time, the Constitution declares human rights and freedoms as the highest priority of the state, forming the guiding principle of the entire text.
Pakistani forces kill 177 Baloch militants in 48 hours; India denies involvement
India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) termed the charges “baseless” and a familiar attempt to deflect attention from Islamabad’s internal security failures
“Tariffs are just one component of price. Reliability of supply chains, transportation efficiency, and delivery timelines- all of these matter: Abhijit Banerjee
Nobel laureate economist Abhijit Banerjee has described the recently concluded India–European Union FTA as a strategic move that signals to Washington that New Delhi and Brussels are not as dependent on the United States as it may assume, even as he cautioned that the deal alone will not guarantee economic gains.
India and EU Conclude “Mother of All Deals”
IAR Desk After nearly two decades of on-and-off talks, India and the European Union have