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Why Trump’s pressure tactics fail to bring Iran to negotiating tablePresident Trump's hardline negotiation style with Iran appears to be backfiring. His confrontational rhetoric has led to a standstill, rais...- Word of the Day: IntransigentWord of the Day: In an era marked by ideological polarisation, intransigent remains a powerful descriptor of positions that resist change.
- Word of the day: IntransigentIntransigent means stubbornly unwilling to agree or negotiate. This word describes a resolute, immovable stance. It is used in politics, bu...
- Pakistan raking up IWT violation without any reason: Union Minister Jitendra SinghThe step comes around 10 months after the World Bank announced appointing a neutral expert and a chair of the Court of Arbitration under tw...
- S Jaishankar defends India's neutral stance over Russia-Ukraine crisisIndirectly pulling up the previous governments that resulted in the debacle of 1962 with China, Jaishankar said that the places where the C...
- 'The Crown' returns after 2 yrs to blur the line between reality & fictionActress Imelda Staunton has stepped in to play late Queen Elizabeth II.
- Normalisation of ties in mutual interest: Jaishankar to outgoing Chinese envoySun in his farewell remarks, earlier in the day, said that there was enough room in the world for China and India to develop together, and ...
- UN warns of expanding threat from Daesh, al Qaeda in AfghanistanA new report by the UN Security Council, published on Thursday, said that despite territorial, leadership, manpower and financial losses du...
- Nagaland Governor RN Ravi has twisted reason for stalled Indo-Naga political talks: NSCN- IM“The Republic Day speech of Ravi is no better. Needless to say, Naga people need a trustworthy and temperate person as India’s representati...
- View: Why the Pakistan-Saudi relationship is going off the railsThe answer lies in Pakistan’s failure to read the new dynamics reshaping Middle East politics – with uglier contestation between Iran, Turk...
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli: When an IAS officer became the instrument of accessionIndians would be surprised to realise that the map of India has been almost in a state of flux.
- SAARC has problems, BIMSTEC full of energy, says JaishankarRise of China and India shows global rebalancing is taking place: Foreign minister
- Justice AK Patnaik part of bench which increased CBI powersJustice Patnaik was the member of bench which had acquitted six accused in the 2002 Akshardham temple attack in Ahmedabad.
- Dhaka plays critical role for India’s Southeast Asia outreachIndia counts on Bangladesh in both BBIN and BIMSTEC initiatives.
- By rejoining hands with BJP, Nitish Kumar is about to take the biggest risk of his political careerNitish intends to claim a high moral ground of zero tolerance on corruption. Indeed, there is a corruption case against Tejashwi Yadav that...
- BIMSTEC: Heads of state visits boost chances of vehicle pactIntra-regional connectivity and BIMSTEC process were key elements that dominated the agenda of leaders of member states --Bangladesh, Nepal...
- India apprises Western powers of Pakistan blockade of Afghan transit routeBoth Delhi and Kabul have rued lack of transit rights through Afghanistan and even working on a joint air corridor to facilitate smooth tra...
- Plunging oil, ore set to underline new market eraWith markets and investors focused on Yellen’s dilemma, crude oil’s crumbling fortunes is not getting the attention it deserves.
- Govt pushing aviation into a corner, says BJPBJP charged the UPA govt of ‘crash landing’ the country’s aviation sector.
- Singur represents wider debates of democracy, developmentShiv Vishvanathan: It is an open challenge to party, corporation and the movements to develop new rituals for democratic debate and its res...
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