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Former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed asserted that the country’s safety and prosperity are reliant on good relations with India, emphasizing that anti-India sentiment is not widespread. He also discussed the …
The Imperative of India-Maldives Relations as Highlighted by Former President Nasheed Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is wooing foreign oil firms following Chevron’s exit due to U.S. sanctions. Chevron’s departure impacts 25% of Venezuela’s oil production, prompting concerns among other foreign businesses. …
Maduro Seeks Foreign Oil Investments as Chevron Exits Venezuela Read More
Egypt’s Minister for Investment and Trade, El Khatib, calls for a significant increase in trade with India, highlighting potential collaboration in food and energy sectors. During the 2025 Raisina Dialogue, …
Strengthening Ties: Egypt and India Look to Expand Trade Opportunities Read More
Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, criticized Western nations for emphasizing military funding over development. He urged for a reallocation of resources to promote global progress rather than conflict during …
Ghana’s Foreign Minister Critiques West’s Funding Priorities in Development Debate Read More
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day state visit to Mauritius, marked by a grand welcome and bilateral talks with Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam. With a delegation of …
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s State Visit to Mauritius Read More
South Sudan faces escalating tensions and fears of renewed conflict as Uganda deploys troops to support President Salva Kiir. The political crisis deepens with the dismissal of key ministers and …
South Sudan Faces Crisis Amid Uganda’s Military Support for Kiir Read More
South Sudan is experiencing increasing tensions as Uganda sends troops to protect President Salva Kiir’s government. The political crisis has intensified with Kiir’s dismissal of ministers linked to First Vice …
South Sudan on the Brink: Uganda Sends Troops Amid Political Crisis Read More
March 11 has seen tragic historical events, including the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011, the Madrid train bombings in 2004, and the declaration of COVID-19 as a pandemic in 2020. …
Commemorating March 11: Significant Historical Events and Their Impact Read More
South Africa is pursuing fines against Google, which could reach $27 million annually for undermining local media, and is aiming to hold social media companies accountable for misinformation. This marks …
South Africa’s Regulatory Action Against Google Signals Rising Tensions with the US Read More
Haiti is experiencing severe unrest as gangs assert control over the capital, resulting in violence and mass displacement. Families are fleeing their homes amidst gunfire and arson, revealing a shocking …
Haiti’s Capital Faces Violence and Displacement Amid Gang Control Read More