- 25 November, 2024
Macron Tries To Dodge Resignation Volleys Over Uber Files
France– The French President’s boat is yet again being rocked as he gets pressure from all sides to render his resignation. The reason that rocks
China finds meaning of bankruptcy amid Sri Lankan crisis
China– The news of the large-scale protest in Colombo quickly circulated across Chinese official media and social media channels. The most talked about topics on
Is Rishi Sunak Ready To Tackle ‘Dirty Dossier’ To Become British PM?
United Kingdom– The power tussle is bitter- a battle of the fittest that have to learn to dodge toxic arrows. The same story replays in
China’s global influence is diminishing
China–China’s ascent, involvement in world events, and mightiness were only natural. It effectively ended America’s geographical “unipolar” status.In a multipolar world, the United States and
With Shinzu Abe Gone, Japan Loses Strong State Dream
Japan– Not many leaders might get the kind of honor that Ex Japanese PM Shinzo Abes will be getting post his assassination. A man who
Politics in UK could delay FTA negotiations with India past Diwali
United Kingdom– According to a senior government official, the political turmoil in the UK will probably cause a delay in the negotiations for an ambitious
China lauds resilient ties with Russia at FMs’ meeting
China–Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the sidelines of the Group of
Xi attach his political fortunes to ‘Zero COVID’ despite costs
China–In what amounted to a victory lap, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Wuhan last week. He joyfully strolled around manufacturing plants and industrial areas in
CDC Earmarks Majority European Countries Unfit For Vacation Travel
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has now come out with a new list that earmarks countries in Europe which should be
India seek interests on both sides of US-China divide
India–Numerous specific joint efforts of rival parties led by the United States and China demonstrate the growing shadow of coalition politics over the world’s strategic