New Delhi: The first of the ‘Two Plus Two’ talks involving the Defence and Foreign Ministers of both India and the United States, were concluded successfully. On this occasion, the ‘Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement’ (COMCASA) was signed between the two countries. With this agreement, India will have easy access to the super-advanced and sensitive […]
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Beijing: Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced a financial aid of $ 23 billion to 20 Arab countries from the Middle East and Africa. The whole world is talking about how China is trying to entice all the countries around the world into debt using its financial strength. On this background, it is being alleged […]
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Washington: Iran had threatened that it will not allow oil from any country to pass through the Hormuz Strait, if its own oil exports were blocked. The repercussions of this threat are being felt all over the world. Some have expressed fears that if Iran really blocks the Hormuz Strait, the oil prices will rise […]
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Sydney: While the movements of the Chinese destroyers are increasing in the Australian marine region, Australia has decided to purchase surveillance drones from the United States. Australia has signed an agreement worth US $5.25 billion for this purchase. The Australian Defence Industry Minister said that these drones will be used for surveillance right up to […]
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Paris/Beijing: At the end of last month, two French warships apparently sailed near the disputed Spratly islands in the South China Sea. Even after being threatened by the Chinese warships, they continued with the campaign, stating firmly that they were sailing in international waters. In the beginning of May, French President, Emmanuel Macron, during his […]
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Washington: The nuclear capable bomber jets of the United States have circled around the Spratly islands in the South China Sea. Tension was created between United States and China at the Shangri La Dialogue held in Singapore. In view of this, the surveillance by the United States bombers over Spratly islands could add to the […]
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Singapore: ‘India does not look at the cooperation with countries in the Indo-Pacific with a narrow minded military outlook but rather a comprehensive one. India is not interested in forming a group of a few countries who can dominate the region. Instead, India will be making efforts to provide security by extending military and naval […]
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Washington: Senior delegations from the United States and Japan are reaching India for tripartite talks between India, the United States and Japan. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s US visit also has been announced at the same time. This is not a coincidence but these meetings are a clear indication of the planned cooperation between India, […]
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Tokyo: Minister of External Affairs of India, Sushma Swaraj while on visit to Tokyo met Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. India and Japan’s kinship is from the heart and thus blessed with potential for growth, Abe told Swaraj in the meeting. Both Swaraj and Abe conveyed their determination towards extensive co-operation for stability and security […]
Read More »Tokyo: ‘Both India and Japan are pro-democratic countries. Therefore, both the countries abide by the international laws and respect the sovereignty and regional integrity,’ Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono pronounced the freedom of navigation in the region with this statement. Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is currently on her Japanese visit and she participated in […]
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