NATO Arctic Plans & US Greenland Sovereignty Talks
Western officials reveal proposals for increased NATO presence in Arctic, US sovereign claims in Greenland, and mineral access restrictions to address Trump's territorial ambitions.
Category : Diplomacy
IAF Sarang to Perform at Singapore Airshow 2026
The Indian Air Force's Sarang helicopter display team will showcase breathtaking maneuvers at Singapore Airshow 2026 alongside Chinese, Indonesian, Malaysian, Australian, and Singaporean military aerobatic teams.
Highways Transform Bastar as Maoist Influence Declines
With Maoists at their weakest in Chhattisgarh, key highway projects are accelerating in Bastar's once no-go zones. This development brings connectivity, schools, and hospitals, but also alters traditional ways of life.
Canada's Carney Sparks US Ire by Urging Small Powers to Unite
Tensions escalate between the US and Canada after PM Mark Carney's Davos speech urging smaller nations to counter economic coercion from great powers, drawing sharp rebukes from Trump administration officials.
Davos Becomes Western Geopolitical Forum, China Fills Gap
The World Economic Forum's Davos meeting increasingly resembles a Western geopolitical battleground, with China's forums attracting Global South nations seeking focused economic discussions.
US Hosts Western Hemisphere Military Chiefs Meeting Feb 11
The US will host the inaugural Western Hemisphere Chiefs of Defense Conference on February 11, bringing together top military officials from 34 countries to discuss regional security priorities.
India and EU Forge New World Order Through Tech and Trade
As the familiar world order fades, India and the European Union are collaborating on technology, trade, and security to create a resilient future for nearly 2 billion people.
Awami League Warns One-Sided Polls Unsustainable for Bangladesh
Mohibul Hassan Chowdhury of Bangladesh's Awami League states that one-sided elections are not sustainable for the country's democratic future, amid ongoing political tensions.
Pradhan: Develop Khinda as Inspiration Field, Not Just Worship Place
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan emphasized developing Khinda, birthplace of freedom fighter Veer Surendra Sai, as an inspiration field. He inaugurated projects and announced memorial plans during 218th birth anniversary celebrations.
Hasina's Five-Point Plan to Oust Yunus Regime in Bangladesh
Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, in exile in India, calls for overthrow of Muhammad Yunus government, demands impartial UN investigation into 2024 events, safety for minorities, and end to violence ahead of February elections.
EU: India-EU FTA Cuts Dependence on China, Russia, US
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the India-EU Free Trade Agreement is a strategic move to reduce reliance on China, Russia, and the US, ahead of a new security partnership signing.
Delhi Declaration 2026: Global Election Bodies Adopt 5-Pillar Plan
Over 40 global election management bodies unanimously adopted the Delhi Declaration 2026, committing to five key pillars including pure electoral rolls, transparent elections, and technology use to counter misinformation.
Odisha, NCSM Sign MoU for Pathani Samanta Planetarium Upgrade
Odisha government and National Council of Science Museums sign MoU for major upgradation of Pathani Samanta Planetarium in Bhubaneswar to create world-class astronomy education facility with hybrid planetarium, interactive galleries.
Starmer Demands Trump Apology for NATO Troops Remarks
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns Donald Trump's comments on NATO troops in Afghanistan, calling them insulting and demanding an apology for British soldiers.
Hasina: Fair Polls Impossible Under Yunus, India Needs Reliable Neighbour
Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, in an exclusive interview, asserts free elections are impossible under the interim government, criticizes BNP's leadership, and emphasizes India's need for a stable, reliable neighbour amid rising tensions.
Ukraine-Russia Talks in Abu Dhabi End for the Day
High-level diplomatic negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi have concluded for the day, with sources indicating ongoing discussions aimed at resolving the conflict.
India-EU Relations: Navigating Global Changes
As global dynamics shift, India-EU relations face challenges in realizing their full potential, requiring careful nurturing and strategic diplomacy.
Starmer, Prince Harry Slam Trump's NATO Afghanistan Comments
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Prince Harry strongly criticized former US President Donald Trump's claims about NATO troops not serving on Afghanistan's front lines, calling the remarks insulting and disrespectful to fallen soldiers.
Meloni, Merz Ask Trump to Revise Peace Board, Nobel Surprise
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Italian PM Giorga Meloni conveyed a nuanced message to US President Donald Trump regarding his Peace Board initiative. While expressing personal willingness, they cited constitutional constraints preventing formal part
India's Chabahar Test Amid US Sanctions
India's recent test of the Chabahar port in Iran, despite US sanctions, highlights its strategic autonomy and regional connectivity goals. This move aims to boost trade with Afghanistan and Central Asia, challenging geopolitical pressures.
Musk's Davos Joke Targets Trump's Board of Peace Initiative
At Davos, Elon Musk made a pointed wordplay joke about Trump's Board of Peace, highlighting their complex relationship and raising questions about the initiative's credibility and membership framework.
China Protests US Control Over Venezuelan Oil Sales
China has sharply objected to the United States confirming it will allow Beijing to purchase Venezuelan oil only at Washington-approved prices, following the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro.
India's Tightrope Walk at Chabahar Port
India faces a delicate balancing act at Iran's Chabahar port, a strategic corridor bypassing Pakistan to access Central Asia and Afghanistan, amid complex geopolitical pressures.
Goa Unity Mall Survey Halted Over Villager Demands
A crucial survey for the proposed Unity Mall in Panaji was postponed after Chimbel villagers demanded assessment of the entire 4.5 lakh sqm buffer zone, not just the 20,000sqm project area, citing wetland demarcation concerns.
US, Ukraine, Russia Envoys Hold UAE Talks
Ukrainian, Russian, and United States diplomats convened in the United Arab Emirates for crucial discussions aimed at advancing peace efforts to end Moscow's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, with talks expected to conclude on Saturday.
Goods Train Derails at Rupsa Junction, Services Restored
A freight train carrying cement and fertiliser derailed at Rupsa junction station in Balasore district on Friday morning, briefly disrupting rail movement before restoration by afternoon.
Venezuela: US Tested Secret AI Weapons in Caracas
Venezuela's Defence Minister alleges the US used Caracas as a laboratory for experimental AI-assisted weapons during the operation that captured Nicolas Maduro.
Starmer Names Varun Chandra as UK's Special Envoy to US
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed business adviser Varun Chandra as the UK's special envoy to the United States, a strategic move during ongoing diplomatic tensions over Greenland, NATO, and peace initiatives.
Denmark's Greenland Shift Angers Putin & Xi, Boosts NATO
Denmark revives Greenland talks with the US, shifting from seizure threats to NATO-backed negotiations. This move strengthens Arctic security, sparking tensions with Russia and China.
Spain Rejects Trump's Peace Board, Cites Multilateralism
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declines to join U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace, emphasizing Spain's commitment to multilateralism and international law while criticizing the exclusion of Palestinian Authority.
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