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India and Japan forge stronger defence cooperation, focusing on operational capability, maritime domain awareness, joint shipbuilding, and advanced military exercises.
India and China held two-day Corps Commander-level military talks in Arunachal Pradesh amid Taksing area tensions, ahead of the BRICS Summit.
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.
Nepal's catastrophe highlights urgent need for community-centric disaster preparedness, transboundary cooperation, and climate justice in vulnerable mountain regions globally.
UN adopts Equal Earth map, replacing Mercator projection to accurately depict Africa's vast size and correct colonial distortions.
Nepal demands climate compensation from major emitters like US, China, and India for devastating floods, citing moral and legal liability via UN fund.
India's vast youth population can strategically power ageing global economies, boosting remittances and soft power through skilled talent mobility.
Global watchdog FATF reveals alarming surge in tech-enabled hawala networks, exploiting virtual assets for widespread money laundering and terror financing.
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.
West Asia conflict causes India's LPG imports from US to surge over 50%, replacing Gulf suppliers and highlighting Strait of Hormuz vulnerability.
Iran threatens retaliation against US energy sites in the Gulf, escalating regional tensions after recent strikes and pushing global oil prices higher.
India plans to confront China on tech import curbs and investment restrictions hurting manufacturing during high-level talks at the upcoming BRICS Summit.
DGFT introduces Open API facility for Certificate of Origin, integrating exporter systems to expedite trade, reduce errors, and enhance ease of doing business.
US Ambassador Gor confirms US-India trade deal nearing finalization, anticipates Modi-Trump bilateral at G20, and frequent high-level visits, strengthening strategic ties.
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