“India needs a tranquil and cooperative neighbourhood”: Former Foreign Secretary
Krishnan Srinivasan is India’s former Foreign Secretary, and Deputy Secretary-General of the Commonwealth. He has
Face to Face
Indian Scholars in Sanskrit and Pali can do a lot to support Buddhism in Russia
By Aditi Bhaduri Dr. Baatr Kitinov is a native Buddhist of the Russian Federation, from
UN Peacekeepers’ memorial wall is a long overdue recognition of an Indian initiative—Asoke Mukerji
By Aditi Bhaduri On 14th June the United Nations General Assembly adopted by consensus a
Interview: After the Ukraine conflict, will Armenia step up partnership with India in weapons, trade and investments?
Dr. Mher Sahakyan is Director, China-Eurasia Council for Political and Strategic Research, Armenia. He was previously an AsiaGlobal Fellow, Asia Global Institute, University of Hong Kong. His most recent co-edited volume is China and Eurasia: Rethinking Cooperation and Contradictions in the Era of Changing World Order. Routledge, 2021.
Uzbekistan’s participation in Chabahar route with India is part of Tashkent’s outreach to Eurasia and the world: Ambassador Dilshod Akhatov
“The idea of «New Uzbekistan», which has taken a deep place in the hearts of our people and today becomes a national movement”
Angola Towards Development: Now is the Time to Invest
“Angola is implementing a package of many-sided reforms aimed at improving the doing business environment, implementing a macroeconomic stabilization programme and promoting private investment.”
“Hamas is not just a Palestinian national entity but a segment of a broad organisation that has representatives in many countries of the world”
Hamas is just the local branch of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), in Arabic, Al-Ikhwan al-Muslimun.
Ten years of the Syrian war: The Tragedy of a Pivotal State
This week marks the tenth anniversary of the Syrian civil war. Ambassador Rajendra M. Abhyankar,
“India needs to balance its ‘Connect Eurasia policy’ with its Act East Policy and Indo-Pacific Strategy”
As one of the most populous countries, one of the biggest economies with formidable military power, India’s aspirations ought to be trans-continental and trans-oceanic
The women entrepreneurs lifting communities out of poverty
Helping women start and grow businesses in the world’s poorest countries is a path to lifting them and their families out of poverty, the high-profile businesswoman, and new UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) Goodwill Ambassador Sonia Gardner, has told UN News, in the second of our two part series this weekend, on the role the financial sector can play in reducing inequality.