UK and India sign landmark research deal
The agreement will remove red tape standing in the way of major collaborations, while unleashing a raft of new joint research schemes. The UK
Jaishankar: Renewable energy is our collective interest
The External Affairs Minister of India emphasised the need for “collective interest” in the field of renewable energy amid climate change. External Affairs Minister
SCO, BRICS Expansion: Reshaping Global Power Dynamics
Even though the grouping still has to decide regarding the actual launch of the expansion, Saudi Arabia’s growing interest in BRICS is already signalling
Japan bolsters diplomacy to woo ‘Global South’
PM Fumio Kishida will leave next week on the first multicountry trip to Africa by a Japanese leader since 2014. The Group of Seven
Modi: Fight against climate change starts at home
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was delivering the keynote address, virtually at a LiFE initiative titled ‘How Behavioral Change can Tackle Climate Change’ at the
OIC concerned over Taliban ban on Afghan women
The OIC’s general secretariat said that the barring of females from state organisations is of grave concern. The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has
Tensions high in Lebanon and Gaza
On Friday night, a tourist was killed and five others were injured during a shooting and run-over attack in the Israeli capital city of
SPECIAL: China’s unsustainable debt to Africa
Africa goes Lanka way. Between 2000 and 2020 alone, China lent a total of US $59.87 billion to African countries and has become a
RAMADAN IN PAKISTAN: Stampedes at Flour Distribution Centres
The plight of the Pakistani people is worsening day by day. While political representatives in Islamabad bicker over power, impoverished citizens are dying in
Iran tightens grip on Hijab rules
A hardline Iranian MP has issued an ultimatum to the judiciary to come up with measures to put a stop to women flouting the
