Tag: International Relations
Bharat and Japan Are Not Declaring War on the Dollar But Preparing For Better Future
Every few months, headlines proclaim that the era of the US dollar is coming to an end. Whether it is a BRICS summit, an oil deal settled in a different currency, or another bilateral agreement bypassing the greenback, the same conclusion is often drawn: the… Read More
What Is Their Interest? Another US National With An Alleged Military Background Arrested Near The India-Nepal Border
A 36-year-old US national, identified as Jordan Brown, was arrested on 11 July near the India-Nepal border in the Mainihwa area under the Sonauli police station limits in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj district. He was detained by personnel of the Sahastra Seema Bal (SSB) after allegedly… Read More
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Operation Sindoor Impact: Turkish Firm Celebi Aviation Lost 500 Million Overnight
The impact of Operation Sindoor continues to reverberate beyond the battlefield, with Turkish aviation services giant Celebi Aviation claiming that its exit from India resulted in an overnight loss of nearly $500 million (around ₹4,700 crore) in business value. The company’s chairperson, Canan Celebioglu, said… Read More
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When Did The US Start Backstabbing Like A Coward? A Critical Examination Of Recent Actions
In the realm of international relations, the United States has long been regarded as a champion of democracy, freedom, and human rights. However, recent events have raised questions about the ethical and strategic decisions of the US government, particularly regarding its involvement in conflicts and… Read More
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Maldives confers PM Modi with Highest Civilian Award
PM Modi's visit to the Maldives was made more wonderful as he was conferred with the Highest Civilian Award of the Maldives. The award named 'Order of the Distinguished Rule of Izzudeen' was given to PM Modi by the President of Maldives. The presentation of… Read More
