The Indo-Soviet Treaty on Peace, Friendship and Cooperation: fifty years later what it means for Bangladesh 
From Kenya to Guam, India outlines sphere of interest in the Indo-Pacific with string of naval exercises 
Amid escalating violence in Afghanistan, peace talks underway in Doha 
Global response needed to counter rising security threats at sea 
IPCC report: ‘Code red’ for human driven global heating, warns UN chief Indian villagers celebrate inauguration of Kamala Harris
Thulasendrapuram, a leafy village south of the city of Chennai, is where Harris’s maternal grandfather was born more than a century ago.
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IAF getting ready for Russian S-400 Triumf air defence system, specialists leave for training in Moscow
Both countries are also sharing technologies and Russia is working towards improving the after-sales service system for which an advanced legal base has been developed.
Donald Trump’s legacy: A more divided America, a more unsettled world
Closing out his presidency exactly four years later, Trump leaves behind an even more polarized America, where thousands are dying daily from the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy is badly damaged and political violence has surged.
Revisiting Baghdad’s Tahrir Square
The site of the Iraqi rising means a great deal to Iraqis of all generations, reflects Haifa Zangana, on the tenth anniversary of the “Arab Spring”
Biden has already calmed the Middle East
At the very least, the region’s leaders are inclined to ease up on their mutual hostility as they wait to see how the new dispensation in Washington addresses their anxieties and ambitions
PM Modi launches pan-India vaccination drive
India getting two vaccines in such a short time is a testimony to the talent and skills of the nation’s scientists’, the prime minister said.
Scientists tackle vaccine safety, efficacy, at global R&D forum
The global vaccine rollout has exposed glaring inequalities in access to this life-saving tool. Only one of the 47 countries that have started vaccination to date is a low-income country.
Air travel down 60 per cent, as airline industry losses top $370 billion: ICAO
A new report from the UN’s air transportation agency confirms there was a “dramatic” fall in international air travel due to COVID-19,
No one should make any mistake of testing India’s patience: Gen Naravane on Ladakh standoff with China
Referring to cross-border terrorism from Pakistan, he said the neighbouring country continues to provide a safe haven to terrorists.
UN officials fear US terrorist designation will hasten famine in Yemen
Senior UN officials have expressed concern over the potential impact of the decision by the United States to designate Yemen’s Ansar Allah, more commonly known as the Houthi movement, a terrorist group, the Security Council heard