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UN Remains "Indispensable" Despite Gaza, Ukraine "Failures": Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor, who earlier served as the UN undersecretary-general, noted that stepping back from the UN would amount to giving up the common principles that unite the global community.
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US Think Tank Sends Indian-Origin Defence Expert Ashley Tellis On Leave
Indian-origin foreign policy scholar and defence strategist Ashley J Tellis, considered one of Washington's leading authorities on South Asian security and US-India relations, has been sent on leave by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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UN Security Council Unable To Address Complex Issues Of International Peace: India
India has said that the UN Security Council is finding itself unable to act effectively to address increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacked inclusivity of those who need to be members of the powerful organ of the world body.
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International Peace Day: Why United Nations Observes This Day
The global community is celebrating the International Day of Peace today. The day is observed on 21 September every year.
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India In Advanced Stages Of Formulating Defence Manufacturing Policy: Arun Jaitley
India is in the advanced stages to increase domestic defence manufacturing and cut import of combat planes, ships and submarines, Union Minister Arun Jaitley said today.
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Russia Boosts Military Spending Despite Sanctions: Study
Russia became the world's third largest military spender in 2016 despite low oil prices and economic sanctions, as the global expenditure rose for a second consecutive year, a study said on Monday.
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Syria Peace Talks In Lausanne End: US Official
International peace talks on Syria involving the United States, Russia and regional players have ended in the Swiss city of Lausanne, a US official said Saturday.
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Indian Civil Services Need Urgent Reform: Report
The Indian administrative service, which is hamstrung by political interference and outdated personnel procedures, need urgent reform or risk institutional decline, according to a top US-based thinktank.
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China's Nuclear Power Ambitions Sailing Into Troubled Waters
China's ambitions to become a pioneer in nuclear energy are sailing into troubled waters.
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US Hasn't Expressed Any Objection To Chabahar Port Deal: Expert
The Obama Administration has not expressed any objection to the recent signing of a pact by India and Iran to develop the Chabahar port, a top US think-tank expert has said.
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Bihar Election PM Modi's Biggest Electoral Test: US Think-Tank
The upcoming Bihar Assembly election this month will be the biggest electoral test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi this far, scholars from a top American think-tank have said, noting that the ramifications of its results will be felt far away from the state's borders.
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India Knows True Meaning of Secularism, says Dalai Lama
India is the most significant messenger of peace, and is the best example of co-existence and peaceful living, said the Dalai Lama, who is on a trip to England. The Tibetan spiritual leader also praised Indian Muslims.
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Afghanistan Says Taliban Leader Dead, Urges Peace Talks
Afghanistan said on Wednesday that Mullah Omar, the elusive leader of the Taliban movement fighting to topple the government, died more than two years ago.
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Indonesia to Review Ageing Air Force Fleet After Deadly Crash
Indonesia's president promised a review of the country's ageing air force fleet and a defence modernisation drive today as the death toll from the crash of a military transport plane in the north of the country climbed to around 140.
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UN Remains "Indispensable" Despite Gaza, Ukraine "Failures": Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor, who earlier served as the UN undersecretary-general, noted that stepping back from the UN would amount to giving up the common principles that unite the global community.
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US Think Tank Sends Indian-Origin Defence Expert Ashley Tellis On Leave
Indian-origin foreign policy scholar and defence strategist Ashley J Tellis, considered one of Washington's leading authorities on South Asian security and US-India relations, has been sent on leave by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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UN Security Council Unable To Address Complex Issues Of International Peace: India
India has said that the UN Security Council is finding itself unable to act effectively to address increasingly complex issues of international peace and security as it lacked inclusivity of those who need to be members of the powerful organ of the world body.
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International Peace Day: Why United Nations Observes This Day
The global community is celebrating the International Day of Peace today. The day is observed on 21 September every year.
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India In Advanced Stages Of Formulating Defence Manufacturing Policy: Arun Jaitley
India is in the advanced stages to increase domestic defence manufacturing and cut import of combat planes, ships and submarines, Union Minister Arun Jaitley said today.
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Russia Boosts Military Spending Despite Sanctions: Study
Russia became the world's third largest military spender in 2016 despite low oil prices and economic sanctions, as the global expenditure rose for a second consecutive year, a study said on Monday.
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Syria Peace Talks In Lausanne End: US Official
International peace talks on Syria involving the United States, Russia and regional players have ended in the Swiss city of Lausanne, a US official said Saturday.
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Indian Civil Services Need Urgent Reform: Report
The Indian administrative service, which is hamstrung by political interference and outdated personnel procedures, need urgent reform or risk institutional decline, according to a top US-based thinktank.
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China's Nuclear Power Ambitions Sailing Into Troubled Waters
China's ambitions to become a pioneer in nuclear energy are sailing into troubled waters.
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US Hasn't Expressed Any Objection To Chabahar Port Deal: Expert
The Obama Administration has not expressed any objection to the recent signing of a pact by India and Iran to develop the Chabahar port, a top US think-tank expert has said.
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Bihar Election PM Modi's Biggest Electoral Test: US Think-Tank
The upcoming Bihar Assembly election this month will be the biggest electoral test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi this far, scholars from a top American think-tank have said, noting that the ramifications of its results will be felt far away from the state's borders.
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India Knows True Meaning of Secularism, says Dalai Lama
India is the most significant messenger of peace, and is the best example of co-existence and peaceful living, said the Dalai Lama, who is on a trip to England. The Tibetan spiritual leader also praised Indian Muslims.
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Afghanistan Says Taliban Leader Dead, Urges Peace Talks
Afghanistan said on Wednesday that Mullah Omar, the elusive leader of the Taliban movement fighting to topple the government, died more than two years ago.
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Indonesia to Review Ageing Air Force Fleet After Deadly Crash
Indonesia's president promised a review of the country's ageing air force fleet and a defence modernisation drive today as the death toll from the crash of a military transport plane in the north of the country climbed to around 140.
