India is drastically cutting Russian oil imports ahead of the November 21 U.S. sanctions deadline targeting Rosneft and Lukoil, signaling a seismic shift in global energy geopolitics.
Donald Trump’s attempt to revive a G2-style partnership with China has raised alarms in Washington and beyond. Analysts warn that his strategy may weaken US alliances, undercut India’s Indo-Pacific role, and expose deeper contradictions in American foreign policy.
President Droupadi Murmu praised Indian peacekeepers for earning global goodwill and making strides in gender inclusion at the UN Army Chiefs’ Conclave 2025, reaffirming India’s commitment to multilateralism and peacekeeping.
The U.S. has condemned China’s new rare earth export curbs as a violation of a recent Geneva deal, warning of “strong actions” and rallying allies for a coordinated global response.
India has been elected unopposed to the United Nations Human Rights Council for the 2026–28 term — its seventh time on the 47-member body — reaffirming its enduring commitment to multilateralism and global human rights.
India is set to test its next-generation hypersonic missile, Dhvani, faster and deadlier than BrahMos and China’s DF-26, potentially redefining strategic missile warfare.
A US appeals court has ruled Donald Trump’s global tariffs illegal, striking at the core of his economic agenda. With tariffs delayed until October 14, Trump is vowing to fight back in the Supreme Court. Here’s what the ruling means for trade, global markets, diplomacy, and the 2025 election.
President Trump has slashed the Ukraine ceasefire deadline from 50 to 10 days, threatening severe sanctions on Russia and its oil buyers. Will Putin blink, or will this escalate into a broader conflict?
Pakistan, holding the UN Security Council presidency, raised the Kashmir dispute and the Indus Waters Treaty with India, while sponsoring a resolution on peaceful dispute settlement. India hits back strongly.
In a striking shift of defense priorities, Pakistan Eyes German Missile Shield After BrahMos Missiles Decimate Chinese Air Defenses. Pakistan is now exploring a missile shield from Germany, after India’s BrahMos cruise missiles exposed deep vulnerabilities in Islamabad’s Chinese-supplied defense systems during the recent Operation Sindoor. The move signals growing Pakistani disillusionment with China’s HQ-9 and HQ-16 platforms and opens the door to potential deals with European defense manufacturers, notably Germany’s Diehl Defence.