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India holds first meet with Taliban

Source: The Pioneer (PNS) Indian envoy to Qatar, Taliban leader discuss safety, security, early return of Indians in Af India on Tuesday established its first formal contact with the Taliban Continue Reading

Posted On : September 1, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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China-Taliban Meet

Source: The Hindu The visit to China is the first from the group in the wake of its gaining key ground in Afghanistan, including in Badakshan province which borders China’s Continue Reading

Posted On : July 28, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Guyana: The new kid on the oil block; Time for India to step up its oil diplomacy

The third largest importer of the crude, India has time and again suggested to OPEC+ the demand-led path to recovery in international oil production and price. OPEC+ however has its own mind; it cuts down production. India is reportedly ready to buy Guyana’s annual share of crude under a government-to-government agreement.

Posted On : July 14, 2021 Published By : Dr. Biplab Rath
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IAF secretly airlifted weapons to Afghanistan: Pakistan media

Source: The Week The news that the Indian government had evacuated around 50 diplomats and security staff from the consulate in Kandahar, Afghanistan, dominated national headlines for much of Sunday. Continue Reading

Posted On : July 12, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Foreign Secretary Lists 5 Pillars of Indian Diplomacy

The first pillar is that Indian diplomacy is Indian in thought — tradition of the Middle Path that arises from the teachings of Buddhism. India tends to avoid extreme strategic Continue Reading

Posted On : July 8, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal

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