Seoul/ Tokyo: After 12 years, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited South Korea. The visit of the Japanese Prime Minister will attract attention in the background of the growing threat of China’s activities and North Korea’s nuclear program. In a joint press conference during the visit, the two leaders announced that diplomatic relations and meetings […]
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Beijing: ‘NATO continues to try to provoke conflict in the Asia-Pacific region. Nato’s increasing interference in the region’s affairs will threaten the region’s peace and stability and lead to conflict,’ China’s foreign ministry warned. It was reported a few days ago that NATO was considering opening an office in Japan. China has reacted to this. […]
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend France’s ‘Bastille Day’ parade. It is claimed that the invitation received from France to the Prime Minister of India for this operation is to enhance the prestige of India. Analysts say that this will further strengthen the relations between the two countries. French President Emmanuel Macron has […]
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Athens – Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said Iran was an extension of terrorist organisations since it supplies weapons. On the other hand, Iran has also been developing its nuclear military capabilities, he added. Thus, no one should make a mistake in understanding Iran because it will not be satisfied with a single nuclear bomb. […]
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New Delhi – India’s refined fuel export to European countries has increased to 3,60,000 barrels per day. Due to this, India seems to have overtaken Saudi Arabia, which supplies fuel to European countries. Kepler Data, which records fuel transactions, gave this information. At the same time, ‘Kepler Data’ has also said that Russia’s fuel oil […]
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United Nations: ‘The US, Russia, the UK, France, and China (P5), who are using the veto power relentlessly to achieve their political interests, are denying the right to other countries. It is called having double standards, and the matter goes against the basic principles of the United Nations,’ India criticised. India has been continuously demanding […]
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Brussels: Covid pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine has severely impacted the economy of European countries. According to a US agency, countries like Romania, Poland and Hungary are sinking in debt as their market borrowing has increased thrice. Concerned about the financial crisis, the European Union has called for an emergency meeting to review the […]
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Panama City – While countries in the East and West are polarizing and the rift between nations in the North and South is widening, India is working to connect them all, said External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. Mr Jaishankar, who went from Guyana to Panama, a Central American country, explained India’s stand during his visit. […]
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Washington/ Seoul – The US may deploy nuclear submarines to South Korea to protect its ally against North Korea’s growing nuclear threat. Relevant US officials claimed the announcement was expected during talks between US President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol. However, the former National Security Adviser of the United States, John Bolton, […]
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Geneva/Khartoum – A biological laboratory in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, has been occupied by a group that leapt into the conflict. Research was ongoing on measles, cholera, polio and other infectious viruses in this laboratory. Hence, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned that the threat of a biological crisis has increased in Sudan as […]
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