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During his speech before the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasised regional security, Kashmir issue and the looming prospect of military confrontation between India and Pakistan in 2025. He also expressed his gratitude to the United States President, Donald Trump, for what he termed a “timely intervention” in the …
A new agenda to enhance cooperation in a fragmented world has been born, with Australia, Barbados, Brazil, Canada, the European Union, India and Kenya the first governments to align on a unified approach through Partners for Multilateralism (P4M). However, its meeting at the end of September in New York displays P4M as an open platform and not a typical alliance. …
The U.S. Presidents of the United States, Donald Trump, and China, Xi Jinping, are slated for a summit on artificial intelligence, critical minerals and trade in Washington on September 24, 2026. The trip to the White House is part of Xi’s appearance on Sept. 23, and will be his first visit to the White House since 2008, when both powers …
The US and Denmark and Greenland have agreed to beef up security in the Arctic and North Atlantic, further developing their escalating tensions over Donald Trump’s campaign for greater U.S. control in the Danish archipelago. Governments hope to sign the deal before opening of national parliamentary procedures during the UN General Assembly meeting. A Security Deal, Not a Transfer of …
An Australian political party has urged the government to review the Muslim Brotherhood and determine if it can be criminalised in Australia. Family First made the call on September 18 by calling for the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation and relevant agencies to review the Brotherhood and any other groups allegedly associated with it by the Australian Government. The remarks, by …
The 18th edition of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi marks a pragmatic stage in their financial approach. The members have not been looking at adopting a single currency for BRICS countries but are focusing on ‘interoperable payment systems’ and ‘local currencies’ for cross-border trade. The change is significant for volatile and risk-averse developing markets. The model is not an …
India has dismissed the decision by a court in the Hague that upheld the Indus Waters Treaty in favor of Pakistan, adding another twist to the decades-old Indus Water dispute. The Court of Arbitration on August 31, 2026, ruled that the Indus Waters Treaty would continue to be in effect in spite of India’s claim to put it on hold. …
One of the central principles of Donald Trump’s foreign policy is that the relationship needs to result in “measured” payback. Trade concessions and defense spending, burden-sharing and leader to leader bargaining are used as the means for conceiving diplomacy. The strategy can yield short-term wins but there are no ‘straight lines’ on a balance sheet between every strategic relationship in …
The Arctic is no longer just a frozen frontier in the end of the world. The melting sea ice is creating new opportunities for commerce and at the same time making the region more strategic. Russia’s Pentagon modernization and its control over key Arctic routes presents a challenging security issue for NATO in the domains of nuclear deterrence, maritime access …
Kuwait and Indonesia are interested in continuing to deepen their historic bilateral engagement especially in areas of rural development, energy, trade and investment, and skilled employment and connectivity. The relationship is based on diplomatic engagement that had been initiated in 1968 and echoes the development drive of President Prabowo Subianto which is closely enriched by the financial and energy potential …
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