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India Reaffirms Position on Sheikh Hasina’s Return, Says No Change in Diplomatic Stand
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India Reaffirms Position on Sheikh Hasina’s Return, Says No Change in Diplomatic Stand

India has reiterated that there has been no change in its official position regarding the possible return of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Dhaka, reaffirming its earlier stance amid continued political developments in the neighbouring country. Responding to questions on the issue, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that India’s position remains...

India Begins Global Campaign for 2028–29 UN Security Council Seat, Unveils ‘SHANTI’ Vision
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India Begins Global Campaign for 2028–29 UN Security Council Seat, Unveils ‘SHANTI’ Vision

India has officially launched its campaign to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2028–29 term, marking the beginning of an extensive diplomatic effort to strengthen its role in global governance. The campaign reflects New Delhi’s continued commitment to promoting international peace, security, sustainable development, and reforms within the...

North Korea Rejects NATO’s Denuclearisation Demand, Says U.S. and Allies Must Disarm First
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North Korea Rejects NATO’s Denuclearisation Demand, Says U.S. and Allies Must Disarm First

North Korea has strongly criticised the recent NATO summit, rejecting calls for its denuclearisation and insisting that nuclear disarmament should begin with the United States and its allies. In a forceful statement, Pyongyang accused the Western military alliance of pursuing confrontational policies that undermine international peace while demanding unilateral concessions from North Korea. The latest...

IFS Officer Satyanjal Pandey Set to Become India’s Next Charge d’Affaires in Islamabad Amid Diplomatic Reset
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IFS Officer Satyanjal Pandey Set to Become India’s Next Charge d’Affaires in Islamabad Amid Diplomatic Reset

In a significant diplomatic development, Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer Satyanjal Pandey is expected to assume the role of India’s next Charge d’Affaires in Islamabad, marking an important step in New Delhi’s diplomatic engagement with Pakistan. The anticipated appointment comes at a time when both countries are carefully managing their bilateral relationship amid longstanding political...

Trump Warns Iran of Massive Retaliation Over Any Assassination Attempt
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Trump Warns Iran of Massive Retaliation Over Any Assassination Attempt

Former United States President Donald Trump has issued one of his strongest warnings yet to Iran, declaring that any attempt on his life would trigger an unprecedented American military response. His remarks have further intensified already strained relations between Washington and Tehran, adding a new layer of tension to an already volatile geopolitical landscape in...

India, New Zealand Seal ₹35,000 Crore Strategic Partnership to Deepen Trade, Investment and Economic Cooperation
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India, New Zealand Seal ₹35,000 Crore Strategic Partnership to Deepen Trade, Investment and Economic Cooperation

India and New Zealand have unveiled a landmark strategic economic partnership worth approximately ₹35,000 crore, marking a significant step toward strengthening bilateral ties across trade, investment, technology, agriculture, innovation, and sustainable development. The agreement reflects the growing commitment of both nations to deepen economic engagement and create new opportunities for businesses, investors, and industries. The...

PM Modi Uses Hindi Idiom ‘One and One Make Eleven’ to Highlight Growing India-Australia Partnership
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PM Modi Uses Hindi Idiom ‘One and One Make Eleven’ to Highlight Growing India-Australia Partnership

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used a well-known Hindi proverb during his visit to Australia to emphasize the growing strength of the India-Australia relationship, saying that while mathematics teaches that one plus one equals two, true partnerships are different because “one and one make eleven.” The symbolic remark reflected his message that cooperation between trusted nations...

Trump Revives Greenland Push and Pressures Spain, Prompting Questions Over NATO Unity and Leadership
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Trump Revives Greenland Push and Pressures Spain, Prompting Questions Over NATO Unity and Leadership

Fresh questions have emerged over the cohesion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) after former U.S. President Donald Trump once again reiterated his interest in acquiring Greenland while also publicly criticizing Spain over its defence spending commitments. The remarks have triggered renewed scrutiny of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, with critics questioning whether the...

US Clears Tomahawk Missile Sale to Germany, Strengthening NATO’s Long-Range Defence Capabilities
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US Clears Tomahawk Missile Sale to Germany, Strengthening NATO’s Long-Range Defence Capabilities

The United States has approved the sale of Tomahawk cruise missiles to Germany, marking a significant milestone in defence cooperation between the two NATO allies. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed the approval, describing it as an important step toward strengthening Germany’s military capabilities and enhancing the alliance’s collective deterrence strategy amid an increasingly challenging global...

PM Modi Compares India-Australia Partnership to Cricket, Wins Applause During Meeting with Australian PM
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PM Modi Compares India-Australia Partnership to Cricket, Wins Applause During Meeting with Australian PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used a cricket analogy to explain the evolving relationship between India and Australia during his interaction with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, drawing laughter and appreciation from the audience. The light-hearted comparison highlighted the deepening diplomatic ties between the two nations while emphasizing the spirit of cooperation, mutual respect, and shared...