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Last week, India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar travelled to South Korea and Japan in a move aimed at further strengthening ties with the two East Asian nations. In South Korea, the EAM focussed on enhancing…
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India’s ties with Central Asia can be traced back to the ancient Silk Road, along which goods, people, and ideas flowed. India renews efforts to reset its ties with CARs, given their crucial location and for boosting…
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The fast progress of AI and generative AI in recent years has opened many new frontiers for the humans to scale new heights in various fields, but a darker side of the generative AI might be used for divisive purposes…
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Last week two unrelated incidents once again showed how easy it is, to form a narrative against Islam in the UK. Just 20 years back described as a ‘multicultural and ethnic hotpot’ under the Labour-era. The UK is once…
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The Munich Security Conference (MSC) 2024 got underway in the background of the continued war in Palestine. Significantly, India’s external affairs minister made India’s position on Palestinian statehood clearer at the…
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It seems that at last, the international community and leaders have become fully exasperated with Israel over its continued aggression against Israel. The EU Vice-Chief and US president have sharply criticised…
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s two-day visit to Iran, last week, was a crucially timed diplomatic engagement. The visit besides discussing the regional security situation was also aimed at further…
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https://raksha-anirveda.com/setting-the-stage-for-indian-civil-aviation-2047/
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https://raksha-anirveda.com/pratt-whitney-partners-to-indian-aviations-growth-story/
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Oxfam has released the upsetting details of the global rich-poor divide in a report — as the world’s richest people gathered in Davos, Switzerland — for the annual World Economic Forum meeting of political leaders…
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A blame game has been orchestrated by Iran to target Israel for allegedly playing a part in the terrorist attack in the city of Kerman, last week. Although the Islamic State (IS) terror group claimed responsibility for…
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2024 will be a historic election year, when democracy will undergo a major test with elections in approximately 70 countries including the United States, India, Mexico and South Africa. More than 3.7 billion voters will…
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The Indian defence industry has indeed traversed a lot till the last year, but it still has to go a long way before it could gain a seat at the high table of nations - defence suppliers to the world. To achieve this…
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Recent events and political upheavals in many European countries point to the increasing Islamophobic and anti-Islam right-wingers inching closer to power in these countries. Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is…
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The Dubai COP 28 summit, started a fortnight ago with little promise of any major breakthrough on climate rules. However, the governments and delegates this time proved their critics wrong and the final agreement…
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As the Gaza conflict enters its 66th day, the last week saw a U.S. veto on a UN resolution. The US also approved an emergency sale of $106 million worth of tank ammunition to support Israel's military actions. GCC…
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The deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan back to Afghanistan, as per a government directive is causing untold suffering and miseries to the Afghans living in Pakistan for the last 20 years or so. It seems that…
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Last week’s elections in Netherlands threw up a rather surprising victory i.e. Greet Wilders, a known rightist and Islamophobe. Perhaps his victory marks the continuing trend of right-wing politicians coming to power in…
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