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On February 28, the superpower US and its ally Israel unleashed furious air attacks on Iran to eliminate the leadership
The US plan to launch a land invasion of Iran to capture the hidden weapons-grade uranium and seize the oil
Jaishankar described Pakistan’s role as that of a dalaal or broker, a job beneath India’s stature. India’s External Affairs
India has one of the most conservative social systems in the world. While it has progressed in giving rights to
All through history, assassination has been resorted to by the power-hungry and the aggrieved. It has been used in palace
A US request to allow its warplanes to land in Mattala airport as well a request not to repatriate an
The unexpected Iranian resistance to the US-Israeli invasion and a strong anti-war sentiment in the US, have put cocky Trump
New Delhi also finds itself in the US camp without deriving its benefits. Within the space of a year, India
Col. Douglas Macgregor, advisor to the Secretary of Defence in the first Trump Administration, has said that the Iran-US war
Polls reveal that Americans now prefer Palestinians to Israel and oppose a war with Iran US President Donald Trump has
The annual observance of International Mother Language Day on February 21 has its origin in Bangladesh, where it marks the
Highlights of a study by the Centre for Military History and Perspective Studies (CHPM) in Switzerland The May 7 to
Though India lost some aircraft in the four-day India-Pakistan air war in May 2025, it struck deep into Pakistan with
Both were strong nationalists and initiators of radical changes in their countries’ domestic and foreign policies The Bangladeshi leader Khaleda
“The Taj Story” is part of a new trend in Bollywood to challenge entrenched notions about India having had a
The divide between the rich and the poor has always been there in the United States, but it has become
Wars help foreground issues, send a telling message to the adversary and serve political ends at home and abroad but
Was the Nobel Prize for Machado pre-arranged with President Trump? Maria Corina Machado (58), who was awarded the Nobel Peace
US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi enjoy good personal chemistry, and yet, they have been unable
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s week-long visit to India beginning on October 9 promises to eventful. The week-long visit
Powers are making a beeline to Kabul, attracted by Afghanistan’s strategic location and the minerals buried in it. The world
The stampede at actor Vijay’s rally at Karur last month in which 41 were killed, was the 8th in India this
Perceived security threats from neighbouring Pakistan and China led to the abrogation of Art 370 of the Indian constitution that
Before his meeting with Trump on Monday, Netanyahu met Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner and got Trump’s plan revised to
It is part of Trump’s plan to withdraw US boots from other countries leaving it to them to work out
But it was through more than a hundred wars that the US became a superpower and has reigned as one
It is commonly believed that it is the Jewish lobby in the US which gets Washington to back Israel to
The sworn enemies had enjoyed a clandestine relationship in the past in pursuit of their interest, recalls Rana Nejad Given
‘Given the similarity between Confucius and the Buddha, Dr. Guang Xing wonders if the Buddha belonged to the Mongolian race
The long-drawn out armed secessionist movement in Balochistan (Pakistan’s largest and poorest province) is evolving into more dangerous and...
The Yunus government looks on as criminals and Islamic radicals take on all vulnerable sections of society If Sheikh Hasina’s
Are coercion and transactional deals enough to make America great again? In the 1980s, political scientist Joseph Nye coined the
In his inaugural oration on January 20, US President Donald Trump hailed William McKinley, who was President from 1897 to
US President Donald Trump declared in his inaugural address and press conference in Washington on Monday, that the US under
Indian historian Shashank Shekhar Sinha has challenged the widely accepted theory that Buddhism vanished from India, its birth place, in