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About The Author
Gurjit Singh; Former Ambassador to Germany, Indonesia, Ethiopia ASEAN and the African Union Author; Hon.Professor, IIT Indore; Twitter: @AmbGurjitSingh ; Website: www.gurjitsingh.com
Like India, Africa, too, would prefer to stand straight rather than lean toward any side.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to fly in to Japan on an official working visit on August 29
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The responses from ASEAN countries to the Pahalgam attack reflect a mix of strong condemnations, solidarity with India, and calls for international unity against terrorism
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The latest chapter in Sudan’s troubled history began in April 2023―a civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Africa’s persistent conflicts are deeply rooted in political, economic and social complexities
There is likely to be greater strategic coherence with Trump if he maintains his interest in the Indo-Pacific and continues to aim to restrain China, both of which are in India's interest.
Between April and June 2024, the Sri Lankan economy grew faster than anticipated, giving a positive hue to the process which the country has undertaken
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