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The recent back-to-back summits India and China had with Central Asian Republics (CAR) indicate that the Great Game is very much on. Whether we should be playing it at all, or have the capacity to do so is another matter.

, Jan 20 (IANS/ 101Reporters) Home births werent always a choice. The implementation of lockdown affected emergency obstetric care because most pregnant women in the country still depend on public transport to reach healthcare facilities, ...

It is almost a truism to say that the world is undergoing huge changes, unprecedented, perhaps, in a century. Nowhere are geopolitical tectonic plates shifting most distinctly than in the Middle East.

Organisations face uncertain future after losing licences allowing them to access accounts.

India watches trip amid a campaign helmed by a politician in Maldives deemed to be pro-China. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

State media in China republished a story from 2 years ago about a Chinese man who was given ...

As the price of natural gas reached record highs in the UK and Europe—trading at the equivalent of $200 per barrel of oil,

India and Russia have concluded 28 different deals, including one for the manufacture of 600,000 Russian assault rifles for the Indian Army. New Delhi also signed an agreement on how to respond to cy…

Some researchers and policymakers suggest that Artificial Intelligence or AI will provide the most game-changing solutions to climate change.

Over the course of the day, we will discuss how Europe and Asia can redefine the Indo-Pacific in terms compatible with their mutual interests. The 3 sessions will look specifically at trade, connectivity, and the Green Transition.