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S Jaishankar Stresses Multilateralism, UN Reforms At BRICS Meet In US
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday hosted a meeting of the BRICS Foreign Ministers in New York, highlighting the bloc's pivotal role in promoting multilateralism and constructive international engagement.
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Solutions Didn't Emerge When Global Order Faced "Critical Challenges": S Jaishankar
India on Saturday once again strongly pitched for reforms of key multilateral institutions, saying it is an "undeniable" fact that when the global order faced "critical challenges", solutions did not emerge from them.
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Cooperation Needed To Deal With Future Outbreaks: Adar Poonawalla
Vaccine maker Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla has called for global harmonisation or regulatory standards and said that cooperation among multilateral organisations is a must for dealing with future outbreaks.
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PM Modi Dials Brazilian President Bolsonaro, Discuss COVID-19, Bilateral Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro held a telephonic conversation on Saturday and discussed bilateral cooperation, multilateral institutional framework and the situation arising due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mysore-Born Gita Gopinath Joins IMF As First Woman Chief Economist
Mysore-born Gita Gopinath has joined International Monetary Fund as its chief economist, becoming the first woman to occupy the top IMF post.
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Donald Trump Reaffirms US Support For India's Permanent Membership At UN Security Council
US President Donald Trump today supported India's bid for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council or UNSC and in other multilateral institutions like the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
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Ahead Of SAARC Summit, Pak Envoys' Meet To Discuss Indo-Pak Ties
A three-day conference of Pakistan's envoys to key multilateral institutions and countries, including India, began in Islamabad today to deliberate on a host of issues like the Kashmir situation, Indo-Pak ties and relations with the US.
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India, UK Welcome US Congress Passing International Monetary Fund Quota Reform
India and UK today welcomed the passing of IMF quota reforms by the US Congress saying this will make the multilateral institution stronger and more legitimate.
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China Likely to Invest Over $1 Trillion Overseas in Next 5 Years: Li Keqiang
China is likely to invest over $1 trillion overseas and import more than $10 trillion in commodities over the next five years, the state-backed China Daily quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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BRICS Bank to Keep Borrowers' Interest in Mind, Says KV Kamath
In a major shift from the way multilateral lenders functions, borrowers' interest will be paramount for the $100-billion BRICS Bank as against the common practice of lenders' view getting preference, the first chief on the new institution KV Kamath has said.
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S Jaishankar Stresses Multilateralism, UN Reforms At BRICS Meet In US
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday hosted a meeting of the BRICS Foreign Ministers in New York, highlighting the bloc's pivotal role in promoting multilateralism and constructive international engagement.
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Solutions Didn't Emerge When Global Order Faced "Critical Challenges": S Jaishankar
India on Saturday once again strongly pitched for reforms of key multilateral institutions, saying it is an "undeniable" fact that when the global order faced "critical challenges", solutions did not emerge from them.
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Cooperation Needed To Deal With Future Outbreaks: Adar Poonawalla
Vaccine maker Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla has called for global harmonisation or regulatory standards and said that cooperation among multilateral organisations is a must for dealing with future outbreaks.
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PM Modi Dials Brazilian President Bolsonaro, Discuss COVID-19, Bilateral Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro held a telephonic conversation on Saturday and discussed bilateral cooperation, multilateral institutional framework and the situation arising due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mysore-Born Gita Gopinath Joins IMF As First Woman Chief Economist
Mysore-born Gita Gopinath has joined International Monetary Fund as its chief economist, becoming the first woman to occupy the top IMF post.
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Donald Trump Reaffirms US Support For India's Permanent Membership At UN Security Council
US President Donald Trump today supported India's bid for a permanent seat in a reformed UN Security Council or UNSC and in other multilateral institutions like the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
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Ahead Of SAARC Summit, Pak Envoys' Meet To Discuss Indo-Pak Ties
A three-day conference of Pakistan's envoys to key multilateral institutions and countries, including India, began in Islamabad today to deliberate on a host of issues like the Kashmir situation, Indo-Pak ties and relations with the US.
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India, UK Welcome US Congress Passing International Monetary Fund Quota Reform
India and UK today welcomed the passing of IMF quota reforms by the US Congress saying this will make the multilateral institution stronger and more legitimate.
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China Likely to Invest Over $1 Trillion Overseas in Next 5 Years: Li Keqiang
China is likely to invest over $1 trillion overseas and import more than $10 trillion in commodities over the next five years, the state-backed China Daily quoted Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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BRICS Bank to Keep Borrowers' Interest in Mind, Says KV Kamath
In a major shift from the way multilateral lenders functions, borrowers' interest will be paramount for the $100-billion BRICS Bank as against the common practice of lenders' view getting preference, the first chief on the new institution KV Kamath has said.
