Aug 19, 1996 New Delhi prepares to face the nuclear powers' ire as it blocks the test ban treaty in Geneva
Sep 09, 1996 Five years after the Gulf War, US cruise missiles rain down on Iraqi targets once again. But this time, in blatant violation of international law.
Nov 06, 1995 While Boris Yeltsin recuperatesin hospital,his would be successors are trying to use his falling popularity to their advantage
Dec 02, 1996
Dec 25, 1995 Despite the West's knee-jerk reaction, the communist win is not bad news for democracy or reforms
Jan 17, 1998 The president and CEO of Hotmail plans to change the way people communicate
Apr 14, 1997 Its list of members may be growing, but the movement lacks cohesion on many crucial issues affecting the Third World
Apr 04, 1998 Immigration laws are tightened and thousands screened after an Indian student dies of TB
May 12, 1997 A day after he was named officer on special duty in the prime minister's office by I.K. Gujral, Prof Bhabani Sengupta, 75, writer and foreign policy analyst known for his controversial views, resigned in the wake of an unprecedented uproar in Parliam
May 02, 1998 Tibet, and Beijing's military aid to Pakistan dominate the Chinese army chief's visit to India
May 23, 1998 Why is Vajpayee not using his diplomatic skills to soothe the antagonised Chinese?
Jul 04, 1998 India smarts over what it perceives as the two countries' attempt to dominate South Asia
Aug 08, 1998 India's high commissioner to South Africa, L.C. Jain, has been in the news of late. Reports are that despite having been recalled by the Vajpayee government, he is yet to tender his resignation. Appointed during the last days of the Gujral regime, h
Aug 15, 1998 The defence minister continues to spit fire on China, leaving the foreign office red-faced and experts flabbergasted
Sep 19, 1998
Sep 19, 1998
Oct 31, 1998 India, Pakistan come together to protest a 'selective' censure slated to come up in the UN