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BRICS Emerging Nations Close to Launching Bank: Report
The five BRICS nations will likely agree to fund their $100 billion development effort equally, giving them the same rights in a new multilateral bank that could start lending in two years, a senior Brazilian government official told Reuters on Thursday.
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In A World On Fire, How Multilateral Development Banks Can Help
An independent group of experts that was commissioned by the Indian G20 presidency has released the second volume of its report on strengthening multilateral development banks (MDBs), and recommended several steps and a roadmap to reform MDBs.
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G20 Delhi Declaration: What Are MDBs? Why Is Consensus On Them A Big Deal?
NDTV explains: In the New Delhi G20 Declaration is a commitment by global leaders to "pursue reforms for better, bigger and more effective MDBs". What are MDBs, or multilateral development banks?
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IAF Participates In Multilateral Air Exercise In UAE
In reflection of its gradual expansion of defence ties with the United Arab Emirates, India participated in a multilateral air exercise in the Gulf nation alongside several other key players, including the US and France, officials said on Saturday.
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Covid Showed Multilateralism Way Forward: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president Duarte Pacheco said the coronavirus pandemic has shown multilateralism is the way forward and added that India has set an example by providing vaccine to other countries.
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S Jaishankar Says It's Time To Reform UN To Preserve "Multilateralism"
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today said multilateralism is in serious danger and it would be in the interest of the global community to reform the United Nations (UN).
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Multilateralism Did Not Rise To The Occasion When Most In demand: S Jaishankar
Multilateralism did not rise to the occasion when it was most in demand, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today while referring to the "unprecedented" challenge thrown up by the coronavirus pandemic in diverse areas globally.
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COVID-19 Challenges Can Be Addressed Only Through Multilateralism, Global Solidarity: India At UN
India's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, articulated through Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of an "Aatma Nirbhar Bharat", does not imply a "self-sufficient or isolationist" India and the country remains supportive of the multilateral global economic order, as challenges presented by the pandemic can only be addressed through multilateralis...
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World Facing Two-Pronged Attack Of COVID-19 And Misinformation: S Jaishankar
Asserting that the world stands at a "transformative moment", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said a dispassionate scrutiny and reform of all multilateral entities were needed to make them purpose-built for the current times and representative of this century.
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The Forgotten Lessons of World War I
Will the European Union—like the continent’s old empires—also be swept away?
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Pompeo Defends Temporary Waivers Granted for Iran Oil Buying
Pompeo said the U.S. moves have “had an enormous impact already.”
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Dependent Agent Permanent Establishment After MLI… Nothing Permanent About It
While the definition of ‘dependent agent’ has changed, what remains permanent is the uncertainty around it.
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India-Mauritius Treaty Trails Behind The BEPS Movement
The India-Mauritius tax treaty is unlikely to be modified under the Multilateral Instrument.
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Multilateral Instrument: Potential Impact On Foreign Portfolio Investors In India
Which way Mauritius decides on the ‘Multilateral Instrument’ will impact FPIs investing in India.
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PM Narendra Modi To Open 'Raisina Dialogue', 250 Foreign Delegates To Take Part
More than 250 delegates from 65 countries will participate in India's flagship geo-political conference, to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, that will deliberate on strategic issues including new challenges and cyber security.
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BRICS Emerging Nations Close to Launching Bank: Report
The five BRICS nations will likely agree to fund their $100 billion development effort equally, giving them the same rights in a new multilateral bank that could start lending in two years, a senior Brazilian government official told Reuters on Thursday.
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In A World On Fire, How Multilateral Development Banks Can Help
An independent group of experts that was commissioned by the Indian G20 presidency has released the second volume of its report on strengthening multilateral development banks (MDBs), and recommended several steps and a roadmap to reform MDBs.
-
G20 Delhi Declaration: What Are MDBs? Why Is Consensus On Them A Big Deal?
NDTV explains: In the New Delhi G20 Declaration is a commitment by global leaders to "pursue reforms for better, bigger and more effective MDBs". What are MDBs, or multilateral development banks?
-
IAF Participates In Multilateral Air Exercise In UAE
In reflection of its gradual expansion of defence ties with the United Arab Emirates, India participated in a multilateral air exercise in the Gulf nation alongside several other key players, including the US and France, officials said on Saturday.
-
Covid Showed Multilateralism Way Forward: Inter-Parliamentary Union Chief
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) president Duarte Pacheco said the coronavirus pandemic has shown multilateralism is the way forward and added that India has set an example by providing vaccine to other countries.
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S Jaishankar Says It's Time To Reform UN To Preserve "Multilateralism"
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar today said multilateralism is in serious danger and it would be in the interest of the global community to reform the United Nations (UN).
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Multilateralism Did Not Rise To The Occasion When Most In demand: S Jaishankar
Multilateralism did not rise to the occasion when it was most in demand, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today while referring to the "unprecedented" challenge thrown up by the coronavirus pandemic in diverse areas globally.
-
COVID-19 Challenges Can Be Addressed Only Through Multilateralism, Global Solidarity: India At UN
India's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, articulated through Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of an "Aatma Nirbhar Bharat", does not imply a "self-sufficient or isolationist" India and the country remains supportive of the multilateral global economic order, as challenges presented by the pandemic can only be addressed through multilateralis...
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World Facing Two-Pronged Attack Of COVID-19 And Misinformation: S Jaishankar
Asserting that the world stands at a "transformative moment", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said a dispassionate scrutiny and reform of all multilateral entities were needed to make them purpose-built for the current times and representative of this century.
-
The Forgotten Lessons of World War I
Will the European Union—like the continent’s old empires—also be swept away?
-
Pompeo Defends Temporary Waivers Granted for Iran Oil Buying
Pompeo said the U.S. moves have “had an enormous impact already.”
-
Dependent Agent Permanent Establishment After MLI… Nothing Permanent About It
While the definition of ‘dependent agent’ has changed, what remains permanent is the uncertainty around it.
-
India-Mauritius Treaty Trails Behind The BEPS Movement
The India-Mauritius tax treaty is unlikely to be modified under the Multilateral Instrument.
-
Multilateral Instrument: Potential Impact On Foreign Portfolio Investors In India
Which way Mauritius decides on the ‘Multilateral Instrument’ will impact FPIs investing in India.
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PM Narendra Modi To Open 'Raisina Dialogue', 250 Foreign Delegates To Take Part
More than 250 delegates from 65 countries will participate in India's flagship geo-political conference, to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, that will deliberate on strategic issues including new challenges and cyber security.
