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Peru's Foreign Affairs Min announces redefinition of Reinforced Foreign Policy | News | ANDINA - Vimarsana News

Peru's Foreign Affairs Min announces redefinition of Reinforced Foreign Policy | News | ANDINA

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Major Change In India's Image Abroad, Says JP Nadda - Vimarsana News

Major Change In India's Image Abroad, Says JP Nadda

BJP president JP Nadda on Thursday said there has been a major change in India's image abroad with the focus now shifting to agreements on space, investment and technology.

Source: ndtv.com
'The Rise of India is Unstoppable': Jaishankar Tells Diaspora in Namibia - Vimarsana News

'The Rise of India is Unstoppable': Jaishankar Tells Diaspora in Namibia

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar hails the unstoppable rise of India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

Source: news18.com
America has become significantly more popular among allies since Biden's inauguration, poll finds - Vimarsana News

America has become significantly more popular among allies since Biden's inauguration, poll finds

America has become significantly more popular among allies since Biden’s inauguration, poll finds Tim O'Donnell © Anna Moneymaker-Pool/Getty Images Joe Biden. The United States' allies seem quite pleased to have President Biden in the White House, or perhaps they're just relieved his predecessor is gone. Either way, the U.S.'s popularity has improved significantly in several countries since Biden's inauguration, a Morning Consultsurvey released Tuesday found. The most dramatic swing took place in Germany. Back on Jan. 20, only 24 percent of Germans viewed the U.S. favora...

Source: msn.com