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Kamala Harris is back in the spotlight - Vimarsana News

Kamala Harris is back in the spotlight

WashingtonKamala Harris came into the office of Vice President of the United States with great expectations: she was the first woman, the first African

India expects piracy attacks to rise, stretching Navy resources - Vimarsana News

India expects piracy attacks to rise, stretching Navy resources

Attacks on commercial shipping in the Arabian and Red Sea by pirates and Iran-backed Houthi rebels are likely to continue, according to senior Indian officials. | Latest News India

India pirate attacks: Pirates of the Arabian, Red Sea test Indian Navy's capabilities - Vimarsana News

India pirate attacks: Pirates of the Arabian, Red Sea test Indian Navy's capabilities

Senior Indian officials anticipate continued attacks on commercial shipping in the Arabian and Red Sea by pirates and Iran-backed Houthi rebels. The Indian Navy faces challenges in maintaining increased deployments due to ongoing attacks. The US and India discussed maritime issues at the Munich Security Conference. India's sustained anti-piracy operations, its largest in seven decades, aim to secure vital sea lanes for oil imports.

Russians Devise Ways To Outwit US, Help India - Vimarsana News

Russians Devise Ways To Outwit US, Help India

Russian oil supplies to India will continue to flow unhindered and suppliers will come up with ways to sidestep secondary sanctions, a Russian official told Business Standard.

Source: rediff.com
Can Ukraine regain the momentum in its third year of war with Russia? - Vimarsana News

Can Ukraine regain the momentum in its third year of war with Russia?

A former US NATO commander offers reasons for hope in Ukraine.