India, China and Russia as well as most of the developing countries are committed to a multipolar world where policies are not decided by just one or two countries, but there are several power poles
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India–US ties face their toughest test yet as Trump’s tariffs strain decades of progress in bilateral relations.
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The Indian government’s decision to host Smotrich at a time when the majority of the people of the world, not their governments, are repulsed and shocked at Israel using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza, is inexplicable.
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Did Nepal’s politicians' self-serving policies spark the protests in Kathmandu and across Nepal?
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation denounced “unilateral coercive measures” seen as a rebuke to U.S. tariffs under Trump, while Xi criticised global “bullying behaviour,” and rejected “cold war mentality,” while presenting the SCO as a new model of international relations.
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India-China ties are propelled by economic necessity but remain constrained by strategic mistrust; Monday discussions to be crucial.
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High-pitch salesmanship got India a commitment from Japan’s private sector to invest around 10 trillion yen (roughly $68 billion) in India over the next ten years.
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US President Donald Trump's 'tariff war' has deepened the significance of India's two-day annual visit to Japan.
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Defiance and Diplomacy is India’s answer to US
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Move against Wickremesinghe an attempt by Dissanayake to keep his election pledge and rid the country of corruption. But there are more powerful figures left untouched so far
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