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The G20 Summit (2023) in New Delhi
ARTICLE
Vaibhav Tomar • Sep 7, 2023

The G20 Summit (2023) in New Delhi

For the first time, India has taken on the presidency of the G20. This historic event has emphasized the country's rising status as a worldwide leader. India has been able to take the lead in tackling numerous challenging global concerns.It...

Critical Materials and their Global Hunt
Technology
Ridipt Singh • Aug 10, 2023

Critical Materials and their Global Hunt

In a quest to conserve critical materials and foster long-term solutions to ensure an orderly energy transition, governments all over the world are adopting a forward-thinking approach and foresight to avoid potential delays to the energy t...

Germany’s first ever National Security Strategy
World
Silvanah Silva • Jul 17, 2023

Germany’s first ever National Security Strategy

On 27 February 2022 in the German Bundestag, Chancellor Olaf Scholz in his speech called Russia's attack on Ukraine a turning point (Zeitenwende) for Europe and announced a radical change in German policy. The announcements included Germany...

Why Vanuatu is important for US and China?
Military
Shruti Sharma • Jun 25, 2023

Why Vanuatu is important for US and China?

Vanuatu is a nation situated in the southwestern region of the Pacific Ocean, comprising a group of 13 primary islands and numerous smaller ones. It is approximately 500 miles (800 km) to the west of Fiji and 1,100 miles (1,770 km) east of ...

Iranian weapons exports to Russia
Military
Abhijeet Nehra • May 19, 2023

Iranian weapons exports to Russia

This article will explore Tehran and Moscow's defence cooperation wherein Iran provides Russia with weapons while fighting Ukraine under the aegis of a special military operation. In return, Russia is enabling Iran to modernise its military...

Tank warfare in the Russia-Ukraine war
War
Shruti Sharma • Apr 20, 2023

Tank warfare in the Russia-Ukraine war

In contemporary warfare, tanks are an essential component for aggressive operations such as breaking through enemy lines and reclaiming occupied territory. Properly employed, they can offer mobile firepower, protection, and shock, thereby a...

Honduras ended recognition of Taiwan
Politics
Vaibhav Tomar • Mar 29, 2023

Honduras ended recognition of Taiwan

After Honduras broke away from Taiwan, it established diplomatic relations with China. Taiwan is now regarded as an isolated and only 13 nations recognize it. . The foreign ministers of Honduras and China signed a joint communique following...

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