The United Nations : Failure, Success or In-Between
The UN’s strength is also its weakness. For when the global powers meet at the UN they carry with them the baggage of their respective ideologies and security and economic interests.
The UN’s strength is also its weakness. For when the global powers meet at the UN they carry with them the baggage of their respective ideologies and security and economic interests.
With the first ever visit by an Indian External Affairs Minister to independent Armenia, the latter has a real chance to move beyond the routinely clichéd discussions about thousand years long India Armenia friendship and ask for Indian support to counter Turkish pressure.
By Valentin Yakushik The ongoing expert discussion in the United States of the forthcoming official
With Azerbaijan injecting itself in South Asian politics cultivating close relations with Armenia, including in defence, should therefore be a matter of course for India.
In the last UNGA session, the President of Uzbekistan has flagged the idea of ‘The Code of Voluntary Commitments of States during Pandemic,’ which was developed and distributed as an official document of the UN General Assembly.
The ruling emir of Qatar has urged world leaders gathered at the United Nations against turning their backs on the country’s new Taliban rulers
China on Friday said it agrees with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s assertion that Beijing should not view its relations with India through the lens of a third country, saying that Sino-India relations have their own “intrinsic logic”.
Is Russia’s bonhomie with the Taliban over? As events unfold it seems so; Russia maybe running a reality check on the organisation that, among others, is listed as a terrorist group and banned in the Russian Federation
It said that the situation in Afghanistan following the Taliban’s seizure of power is alarming and it is ready to ‘take effective measures’ to ensure safety of the borders of its member states.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Monday hailed significant international financial support pledged to the people of Afghanistan following a meeting in Geneva, which nearly doubled the initial $606 million flash appeal for the country.