Category : Diplomacy


Russia's $7.2M Alaska Sale: A Historic Blunder

In 1867, Russia sold Alaska to the US for just $7.2 million. This decision, driven by economic strain and fear of British capture, proved disastrous as Alaska's immense gold, oil, and strategic value emerged decades later.

South Korea: Kim Jong Un's Daughter Viewed as Successor

South Korea's National Intelligence Service has made its strongest assessment yet, stating it is now fair to view Kim Jong Un's teenage daughter as his heir, potentially extending the Kim family's rule into a fourth generation.

Indian Seafarer's Family Seeks DNA Test Before Funeral

The family of Dixit Solanki, an Indian seafarer killed in a drone attack off Oman, refuses to perform last rites until DNA confirmation of his identity is provided, despite official claims of established identification.

Pakistan Proposes 'Islamabad Accord' to End Iran-US War

Pakistan has proposed a two-stage peace framework to Iran and the US, calling for an immediate ceasefire to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, followed by comprehensive negotiations on nuclear curbs and sanctions relief within 15-20 days.

Indian Navy Agniveer 2026 Recruitment Ends Today

The Indian Navy's Agniveer recruitment for SSR, MR, and SSR (Medical) posts for 2027 batches concludes on April 6, 2026. Applications opened March 14, with INET exam in May and specific eligibility criteria.

Sachs: Modi, Xi, Putin Key to Avert US-Iran War

American economist Jeffrey Sachs asserts that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin are uniquely positioned to mediate and prevent a potential US-Iran conflict, highlighting global diplomatic tens

South Korea Apologizes for Drone Incursion into North

President Lee Jae Myung expressed regret to Pyongyang over government-linked drones sent into North Korea earlier this year, reversing Seoul's initial denial and confirming official involvement in the incident.

INS Trikand Docks in Tanzania to Boost Maritime Ties

Indian Naval Ship Trikand arrives in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, enhancing maritime security cooperation. Meanwhile, Nigerian military rescues 31 worshippers kidnapped during Easter services, and South Korea addresses drone incursion concerns.

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