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India-Bangladesh Ganga water treaty renewal in doubt as December deadline nearsThe 1996 India-Bangladesh Ganga water-sharing treaty faces uncertainty ahead of its December 12 expiry, with New Delhi unlikely to renew it...- MEA asserts it will protect national interests amid Bangladesh’s review of 101 bilateral pactsIndia will protect its national interests as Bangladesh reviews bilateral agreements. Dhaka is auditing 101 pacts signed during the previou...
- Make hay while the sun shines: India needs to act quickly on some geopolitical tailwinds coming its wayIndia is leveraging favorable geopolitical shifts for strategic advantage. China's recent missile test has prompted new security arrangemen...
- A proper Trump-Xi summit would deal with nukesNuclear weapons may not dominate discussions between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping this week, but analysts arg...
- 'India and Israel true friends shaping future together': Israel envoy to IndiaPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Israel on February 25-26, aimed at enhancing security and defense collaborations. This journey...
- Missiles, mutual aid, and a drone factory: UK and Germany sign historic defence treaty with eye on Russia and Trump’s NATO driftThe UK and Germany have signed the Kensington Treaty, a landmark defence agreement pledging mutual military support and deeper cooperation....
- Philippine defence chief warns allies will fight if China restricts flights over South China SeaPhilippines Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro warns of measures against China's attempts to impose an air defence zone over the South Chin...
- Bangladesh to push for restarting dialogue with India on Teesta water sharing treaty: Interim govt adviserBangladesh's interim government is seeking to revive talks with India on the Teesta water-sharing treaty. Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan expre...
- UnitedHealth hack could take months for full recoverySince its Change Healthcare unit was breached on February 21 by a hacking group called ALPHV, also known as "BlackCat", UnitedHealth has sa...
- What do COP28, money laundering and the Amazon have in common?The law enforcement meeting, dubbed "a historic collaboration", is organized by the International Initiative of Law Enforcement for Climate...
- UN recognises Ganges project among 10 initiatives restoring natural worldAccording to a report unveiled during the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP15) on Tuesday, climate change, population growth, industrialisati...
- 'I have not returned empty handed' from India: Bangladesh PM Sheikh HasinaPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Wednesday that her recent visit to India benefitted Bangladesh and she has not returned "empty handed"...
- View: India can leverage water treaty to pressure Pakistan on terrorismA scofflaw Pakistan wants rights without responsibilities. It demands eternal Indian water munificence while its military sustains export o...
- Developments in Afghanistan will have very, very significant consequences: JaishankarSpeaking virtually at the annual leadership summit of the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) on Thursday, Jaishankar also sugges...
- Cauvery, Indus Treaty and Brahmaputra: River water proving to be source of potential conflictWhen threats to water security loom large and control over rivers is used to score political points, conflicts are a natural outcome.
- Himalayan railway connecting Tibet with India feasible: ChinaChina built a railway running for more than 1,100 km to connect the highland region of Tibet with the rest of the country in 2006 and exten...
- Underworld gangster Choota Rajan arrested by Indonesian police in BaliChhota Rajan has been arrested by the Indonesian police in the tourist resort of Bali, Central Bureau of Investigation officials said on Mo...
- China must agree to rules-based water-sharingChina must agree to rules-based water-sharing as its decision to build an array of new dams on rivers flowing to other countries is set to ...
- Taming the Kosi: New imperativesPrime Minister Manmohan appropriately declared the floods in Bihar to be a calamity of national proportion.
- Taming the Kosi: New imperativesPrime Minister Manmohan appropriately declared the floods in Bihar to be a “calamity of national proportion.”
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