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Inauguration of IT Laboratory by indian Army Chief heralds closer defense cooperation between India and Uzbekistan 
Israel’s former Lebanese military allies grapple with renewed Hezbollah threat 
“India needs a tranquil and cooperative neighbourhood”: Former Foreign Secretary 
Israel will retaliate against Iran strikes: Gallant Arms Trade Treaty at risk of irrelevance
If the Arms Trade Treaty’s many signatories reaffirm their commitment to the agreement’s aims, they could start to see real change.
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New Uzbekistan Aims to Adopt a New Democratic Constitution
Shavkat Mirziyoyev also stressed the need to continue working to strengthen the constitutional basis of the powers of the Oliy Majlis to exercise parliamentary control.
How an India-Vietnam axis is emerging in the Indo-Pacific
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit also marked one more instance of India’s assertive foreign policy in the making. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s last eight years have seen New Delhi becoming increasingly firm in pushing its own line and withstanding pressures from friends and foes alike.
UAE’s entry into Afghanistan is good news for India
The UAE’s entry into Afghanistan is expected to increase in scope there, giving it a lever over the Taliban. For India, which has sent its high-level delegation to Kabul for talks, and which has forged a unique partnership with the UAE, this is only good news
The New Foreign Policy Strategy of Uzbekistan and the SCO
Uzbekistan’s involvement in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation has always been marked by a strong focus on economic cooperation. Tashkent will continue to use this approach during its current leadership of the SCO.
Imran going, but not gone
The flamboyant cricketer turned politician seems to have dug his own grave. His government is widely known to have blessings from the military hawks. The hawks possess a pathological responsibility to interfere in civil and political affairs.
Uzbekistan’s position on war in Ukraine: cautiousness and consistency
Uzbekistan voted against a UN General Assembly resolution to remove Russia from the UN Human Rights Council recently in what is a definitive pro-Russia m9ve. However, it’s position 9n Russia’s war 8n Ukraine has been 9ne 9f cautiousness and consistency, argues Farkhod Tolipov
At 51, Bangladesh fails to honour pledges made to its citizens
Presently, Bangladesh has gradually slid from secularism, pluralism, elective democracy, gender equality, and reducing the disparity between the rich and poor, something that was imbued in the “Declaration of Independence”.
Tashkent hosts first ever International Investment Forum
Uzbekistan took a major step in 2017 when it lifted restrictions on the conversion of foreign currency and the repatriation of profits by foreign investors.
Three Cognitive Levels of the Political Story about Russia’s Inevitable Offensive on Ukraine
The West openly declares that it is not ready to defend Ukraine by military means, but that it has a moral and political excuse