Seoul/Tokyo, Date: 22nd – North Korea has successfully tested ‘Musudan’ the mid-range ballistic missile on Wednesday. Though the last 5 tests conducted by North Korea in the past 2 months have been unsuccessful. It is reported that on Wednesday the one of the test missile was directed towards Japan and traveled a distance of nearly […]
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United States of America has prepared themselves to react to China & Russia, who were challenging United States of America in South China Sea, Black See & Baltic naval area. Recently US Navy has successfully conducted a test of missile destroyer system named “SeaRAM. The newly tested missile destroyer system offers improved ship self-defense and […]
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China’s differences with India over its entry to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) continue. The spokesperson of Chinese Foreign Ministry claimed that the agenda circulated by the Chair of this year’s NSG Plenary meeting being held on 24th June at Seoul does not include the issue of India’s membership. “China recognizes India’s need and urge […]
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Washington : ‘Mohammed bin Salman’ the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, met the US President Barack Obama during his recent visit to the United States of America. During the meeting Obama and the Saudi prince discussed a wide range of issues, including Washington-Riyadh bilateral relations as well as developments in the Gulf. On the backdrop of […]
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John Kerry, Secretary of State, has warned that the US patience with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is running out. Kerry strongly criticized the actions of Syria and Russia in Aleppo. Attacks by the Syrian Army and Russian fighter planes on rebellious positions have increased in intensity. Kerry warned both Damascus and Moscow for ceasefire violations […]
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Although reports over the last few months suggested that Saudi Arabia was not too happy with the role that US assumed vis-à-vis the conflict in Syria, the US Department of State has clarified that the US was in no dispute with its old ally Saudi and that all was running smooth between the two countries. […]
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US will not refute the issue of loans they have taken from other countries. This is the truth. But if times change, China’s business in US can go to dust. China, along with other countries should diversify their investments to avoid the increase of debts. The former Chief of the Bank of England has suggested to make […]
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted strongly to the resolution passed by German Parliament recognizing the massacres of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire as Genocide. ‘This resolution has no value and will not change Turkey’s position on the matter. Charges that the Ottoman Empire committed Genocide against the Armenians are being used as “blackmail” against Turkey. Ankara […]
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Taking support of the US, the Kurdish rebels have launched attacks on Aleppo, the Syrian city taken over by the ‘IS’. The US moreover, made it clear that the Kurds though declared terrorists by Turkey would continue to receive support from the US. Turkey had warned that for the US, it would have to be […]
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The waning American crude oil reserves, the wild fires in Canada and the dip in the African fuel output have together caused the oil price to soar to $50 a barrel for the first time this year. It was only a few days back that Goldman Sachs, an international investment firm, predicted that crude oil […]
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