Category : Diplomacy


Saudi Arabia Eases Regional HQ Rule for Foreign Firms

Saudi Arabia has revised its procurement policy, allowing exemptions for foreign companies without a regional headquarters to bid on government contracts under specific conditions, while maintaining the 2024 relocation requirement's core objectives.

Centre Mandates Wildlife Corridor Plans for Forest Roads

The Indian government has issued a directive requiring all states to include detailed animal passage plans for road projects passing through forest areas to mitigate wildlife-vehicle conflicts and ensure ecological connectivity.

Iran Debunks Zero Enrichment Claim, US Never Sought It

Iran's top diplomat Abbas Araghchi clarified on live TV that the US has not demanded zero uranium enrichment in talks, warning against hardliner confrontation while asserting military action cannot destroy Iran's nuclear program.

Special Holi Trains for Ludhiana Migrant Population

Indian Railways introduces special trains from Ludhiana for Holi 2026 to accommodate migrant workers traveling to Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh. Ferozepur-Danapur and Amritsar-Katihar Express trains will run multiple trips.

Pune Metro Commuters Face Last-Mile Connectivity Issues

Pune Metro commuters report autorickshaw drivers overcharging or denying rides, hindering last-mile connectivity. Maha Metro and RTO are in talks with unions to improve share-an-auto services and provide dedicated stands.

Military Nursing Officers Regain Ex-Servicemen Status

The Indian government has restored ex-servicemen status to Military Nursing Service officers, reversing a 2020 decision. This move grants them benefits like pensions and healthcare, impacting thousands of veterans.

France Emerges as New Geopolitical Challenger Like Russia

France is increasingly asserting itself on the global stage with independent foreign policies, military actions, and strategic autonomy, leading analysts to compare its role to that of Russia as a disruptor in international affairs.

Navy, Coast Guard Clear ALH Fleet After Gujarat Crash Review

The Indian Navy and Coast Guard have cleared their fleets of Advanced Light Helicopters for flying operations, following a comprehensive safety review after a crash in Gujarat last year. The decision comes after addressing technical issues and implementin

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