Category: International relations

The 54th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) was recently held in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.

Recent visit of Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to the United Kingdom (U.K.) puts focus on opportunities for India-U.K. defence cooperation that have grown significantly in recent years.

Recent war situations, from the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict to the invasion of Ukraine, demonstrate the crucial importance of international law in maintaining world order and promoting global peace.

Formed during the tense period of the Cold War, the GNO has managed to maintain its stability. However, it is now experiencing challenges due to shifts in global politics.

Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, the Sultan of Oman, is currently on a state visit to India—his inaugural trip to the country since assuming office in January 2020.

India’s relations with its neighbors are undergoing a transformative phase, prompting a retrospective examination of the factors that have shaped its ties with the immediate neighborhood.

Present-day India grapples with formidable challenges in its relationships with neighboring countries, further compounded by the emergence of a newfound superpower in its vicinity—an unprecedented situation in its historical trajectory.

India and the UK are in discussions for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed at minimizing tariffs and non-tariff barriers on goods and services.

The Israel-Palestine conflict and its associated humanitarian crisis, coupled with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, have raised significant questions about the United Nations’ continued relevance and its effectiveness in achieving global peace.

Written records of contact between India and China date back to at least the 2nd century B.C.

Unprecedented escalation of tensions between India and Canada due to the Khalistan issue.

India and Sri Lanka have a long history of cultural, religious, and linguistic ties that date back to more than 2500 years.