As India, Bangladesh envoys engage in war of words, are ties reaching ‘point of no return’?
Growing instability in Bangladesh and its engagement with Pakistan while having limited outreach to Delhi have raised concerns, analysts say.
‘Ridiculous’: S Jaishankar calls out Bangladeshi leaders for ‘blaming’ India for everything
The external affairs minister asked Bangladesh to “make up their minds” on the kind of relationship it wants with India.
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In the wake of Trump: The EU’s chance to redefine its India relationship
As Ursula von der Leyen prepares to bring her team of European commissioners to New Delhi this week, she should seize the ...
Emerging technologies and the potential for the Global South
Emerging technologies go further than just job creation, by improving citizen’s access to information and spurring more ...
China woos Bangladesh in Beijing trip
Analysts say China is making overtures while diplomatic tensions have risen between Bangladesh and India on a range of issues ...
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China and India: Paving the Path to Better Relations
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed willingness to enhance ties with India during talks with India's Foreign Minister ...
UK foreign secretary questions Russia’s ‘appetite’ for peace and challenges Lavrov at tense G20 meet
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in South Africa for a two-day meeting of the Group of 20 nations, where ...
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Modi's unravelling: from shining to stinking India
The election of Narendra Modi for a third term has been portrayed by his proponents, allies and admirers as nothing short of spectacular, with some flatterers even drawing comparisons to Jawaharlal ...
India Sees ‘Notable’ Progress With China as Ministers Meet
India’s foreign minister met with his Chinese counterpart Friday, saying there’s been “some notable developments” made between the two nations in a bid to improve relations.