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Mohamed Nasheed, former President of Maldives, asserted that the nation’s stability relies on strong ties with India. He expressed concerns about rising debt from Chinese investments and emphasized the significance …
Mohamed Nasheed Advocates for Strong India-Maldives Ties and Sustainable Tourism Read More
President Maduro of Venezuela is attempting to attract foreign oil companies after Chevron exits due to sanctions from the Trump administration. Maduro blames the United States for influencing other nations …
Maduro Attempts to Attract Foreign Oil Firms as Chevron Exits Venezuela Read More
Egypt’s Minister for Investment and Trade, El Khatib, highlighted the limited trade between India and Egypt, advocating for a significant increase. He underscored the importance of collaboration in food and …
Strengthening Ties: Egypt and India’s Trade Potential Discussed by El Khatib Read More
Ghana’s Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa criticized Western nations for prioritizing military expenditure over global development during the Raisina Dialogue. He calls for a reallocation of resources toward development rather …
Ghana’s Foreign Minister Critiques Western War Funding Priorities Read More
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Mauritius for a two-day state visit, where he held discussions with Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam and President Dharam Gokhool. The visit aligns with …
PM Modi’s State Visit to Mauritius: Strengthening Bilateral Relations Read More
South Sudan faces escalating tensions as Uganda deploys troops to protect President Kiir’s government amidst political strife. Key ministers have been dismissed, and arrests of officials linked to First Vice …
Tensions Escalate in South Sudan as Uganda Sends Troops Amid Political Crisis Read More
Tensions rise in South Sudan as Uganda deploys forces to support President Kiir amid political crises. Key ministers have been dismissed, and arrests of officials linked to First Vice President …
South Sudan Faces Rising Tensions as Uganda Deploys Troops Amid Crisis Read More
March 11 holds historical significance due to three major events: the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, the Madrid train bombings in 2004, and the WHO’s declaration of COVID-19 as a …
Significant Historical Events Commemorated on March 11 Read More
South Africa’s Competition Commission has proposed fines against Google, potentially amounting to $27 million annually over three to five years, claiming the firm undermines local media. This move coincides with …
South Africa’s Regulatory Actions Against Google Amid U.S. Tensions Read More
Haiti is experiencing severe unrest as gangs usurp control over the capital, resulting in widespread violence and over one million displaced citizens. Civilians endure horrific circumstances, and government responses appear …
Violence Escalates in Haiti’s Capital as Gangs Expand Their Territory Read More