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India and Sri Lanka inked three defence MoUs during Rajnath Singh's visit, strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation, including on L70 Guns and cadet corps.
US-Iran conflict escalates with strikes on oil tankers and air bases, threatening West Asia with economic and security abyss.
BRICS trade surges, driving discussions on de-dollarization and new cross-border payment mechanisms at the upcoming India-chaired summit.
UK bans imports from illegal Israeli West Bank settlements, citing 'ethnic cleansing' and undermining the two-state solution, impacting specific agricultural and manufactured goods.
India pursues multi-alignment, forging a "special relationship" with Europe via a landmark FTA and defence partnership for strategic autonomy amidst global volatility.
Indian markets face deepening turbulence with Sensex down 12% this year, fueled by $100 Brent crude, West Asia conflict, and hawkish US Fed policy.
India, as BRICS chair, actively pushes for Ukraine peace, amplifying Global South's call for dialogue amidst global economic fallout.
BRICS Sherpas intensely negotiate a joint declaration for the Delhi summit, bridging deep divides over the escalating West Asia conflict, with India mediating.
Maldives President Muizzu invites British PM for talks on disputed Chagos Islands, opposing UK's planned handover to Mauritius, asserting Maldives' 'most legitimate claim'.
India and Japan forge stronger defence cooperation, focusing on operational capability, maritime domain awareness, joint shipbuilding, and advanced military exercises.
Twelve nations, including Britain and France, reaffirm support for two-state solution amidst growing concern over Israeli settlement expansion.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched major drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil facilities in four cities, injuring 73 and escalating the West Asia conflict.
UN adopts Equal Earth map, replacing Mercator projection to accurately depict Africa's vast size and correct colonial distortions.
India's vast youth population can strategically power ageing global economies, boosting remittances and soft power through skilled talent mobility.
UK officially recognizes India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme, slashing tax burden for domestic exporters under its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
UN map endorsed by "Correct the Map" resolution depicts Arunachal Pradesh and Aksai Chin with disputed "claim lines," sparking India's strong objection.
US tariffs are not the primary barrier to Indian research; chronic low R&D spending in traditional sectors and misaligned government schemes hinder innovation.
India seizes opportunity at 18th BRICS Summit to re-align the expanded bloc, countering China's agenda and internal conflicts for global governance reform.
Taiwan leverages its semiconductor industry for "chip diplomacy," seeking international support while navigating US demands for manufacturing relocation.
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