New Delhi: – The war in Ukraine has pushed up the price of fuel, food and other commodities. Developing countries are being hit because of this. That is why we have to try to control these rates. The BRICS, which has taken the lead in upholding the equality and sovereignty of nations and respect for […]
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Berlin: The G7 group has warned that a severe crisis is developing in the food and energy sector on the global level, given the Russia-Ukraine conflict. While issuing this warning during the G7 meeting in Berlin, the G7 member countries warned that the poorer countries were being hit hard due to this crisis. German Foreign […]
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Moscow: Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has warned that sanctions imposed on Russia by the West over the Ukraine conflict have led to a global economic crisis, food shortages and starvation among several developing countries. Russia is facing tough sanctions, and its economy is slowly recovering, he said. Amid Putin’s claims, Russia’s currency, the Ruble, has […]
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Moscow/Beijing: The United States and Europe are trying to ban Russian fuel against the background of the Ukraine war. A few days ago, the European Union even moved a proposal to stop crude oil imports from Russia. Europe has expedited moves to increase procurement of fuel gas from the United States, Gulf countries and Africa […]
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Washington: Russia-Ukraine war is likely to have a long-term impact on the Middle Eastern and African countries. Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, and Tunisia, which are dependent on food imports from Russia, are likely to face severe food shortages leading to unrest and riots. Various international organisations and analysts have warned of searing inflation resulting in large […]
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Tashkent: Russia will be stressing transactions in the national currency with its trading partners. Denis Manturov, Minister of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, appealed that these countries also should reduce the use of USD and Euro. ‘Russia has organised an international Trade Fair’ in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. The Russian Trade Minister […]
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Khartoum: – More than 160 people were killed, and more than a hundred others were injured in the ethnic clashes in the West Darfur province of Sudan. Local sources informed that violence was sparked in the Kreinik region of West Darfur. It is revealed that thousands had to migrate because of the fresh violence. It […]
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Washington: The western countries are demanding to boycott Russia from the G20 organisation for starting a war against Ukraine. The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and their allies staged a walkout from the G20 meeting to build pressure. But India, China, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, South Africa and other countries are not agreeable to the […]
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Before the advent of Sage Agasti, that is, during the very ancient times, there was a vast territory, right from Australia extending upto South Africa, which formed a single landmass with today’s southern part of Bhārat. The region was named ‘Lemuria’ by Western researchers. This entire region was inhabited by people following the ‘Dramil’ culture. […]
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Washington: The uncertainty in the global economy has increased further due to the Ukraine conflict. International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that this uncertainty could slow down the global economy. The IMF will be releasing a report named ‘World Economic Outlook 2022’ in the next few days. This warning becomes significant against this background. Besides, […]
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