How Indian Army Stood its Ground Against the Chinese
The grit of the Indian Army coupled with 13 rounds of diplomatic discussions between India and China finally led to the resolution of the Doklam standoff.
Diplomacy
News articles and essays on the Indian diplomacy at work around the world.
Maldives’ Prez Arrives in New Delhi on 3-day Visit to India
Maldives’ President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has arrived in New Delhi on a three-day visit to India.
India, China High-Level meet on Soft power
The first meeting of the newly constituted India-China High Level Mechanism on Cultural and People-to-People Exchanges will be held on December 21 in Delhi as a Confidence Building Measure between the neighbours.
India, France Hold Talks on Deepening Bilateral Cooperation
NEW DELHI: India and France Saturday held discussions on deepening bilateral strategic partnership through cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region, defence, space and civil nuclear energy sectors.
Saudi Arabia Will Not Interfere in Kashmir Dispute
Experts describe India and Saudi relations as economic driven, and Pakistan and Saudi relations as strategic shared values and geopolitical interests.
India, Russia Agree to Extend Bilateral Cooperation
India and Russia agreed to extend bilateral cooperation on defence joint-venture (JV) manufacturing projects on Thursday (December 13) at the 18th meeting of the India-Russia Governmental Commission on Military Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC).
Kautilya on Leadership
We shall primarily focus on Kautilya’s thoughts on political management and diplomacy which are indeed the logical approach for an effective, efficient leadership.
Diplomacy at Work – Realpolitik of Modi
The Indian Prime Minister managed to insert a nine-point action-plan to deal with fugitive financial offenders. This was done by invoking the UN provisions on economic offenders, like the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), and UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime (UNTOC).
Military Drill with a Dozen African Nations Next Year
India will conduct an “India-Africa Field Training Exercise (IAFTX)” in Pune from March 18 to 27 next year, which will see the participation of over a dozen countries ranging from Tanzania and Kenya to Ghana and South Africa, said defence ministry sources on Wednesday.
Indian Soldiers Give Bhangra Lessons to Chinese Troops
Indian and Chinese soldiers, who are undertaking joint military drills in Chengdu, took some time off for extracurricular activities on Tuesday. While the debate on who among the two has stronger military can go on, it was Chinese troops who literally danced on Indian tunes to blow some steam off in the middle of the 7th round of their ‘Hand-in-Hand’ military drills.