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"They Offer Free Advice": S Jaishankar On Western "Hypocrisy" Over Op Sindoor
S Jaishankar said some distant countries express concern over tensions elsewhere but ignore the risks within their own regions.
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Bhutan, Morocco Explore Setting Up Of IIT Overseas Campuses
Following IIT campuses in Tanzania and UAE, India considers offshore IIT campuses in Bhutan and Morocco amid requests and a government committee's plan.
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Zelensky Offers To Drop NATO Bid In Exchange For Western Security Guarantee
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday voiced readiness to drop his country's bid to join NATO in exchange for Western security guarantees, but rejected the US push for ceding territory to Russia as he held talks with US envoys on endi
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"No Place Like India": NRI Compares India's "Vibe And Warmth" To US' "Silent Streets", Sparks Debate
Many users agreed, sharing her sentiment about the lack of social warmth and convenience in Western countries
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
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Bill Gates Warns Of Child Death Rise Due To Aid Cuts, Criticises DOGE
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates told AFP on Thursday it is "tragic" that child deaths will increase worldwide for the first time this century because wealthy Western countries have slashed international aid.
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"Unusual": 3 Envoys' Opinion Piece Ahead Of Putin Visit Ticks Off New Delhi
A joint opinion piece by envoys of three western countries to India -- the UK, France and Germany -- right before Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit has ticked off New Delhi.
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AI's Impact Could Worsen Gaps Between World's Rich And Poor: United Nations
The report released Tuesday likens the situation to the "Great Divergence" of the industrial revolution, when many Western countries saw rapid modernization while others fell behind.
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Putin's India Visit: Arms, Oil And A Changing Partnership
For decades, India was overwhelmingly reliant on Moscow for its military inventory-a legacy of Cold War alignment and the Soviet Union's readiness to transfer technologies that Western countries were hesitant to share. That dominance has weakened.
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Mysterious Drones Over European Airports Raise Alarm, Officials Suspect Russia's Involvement
In response, there's growing discussion about building a "drone wall" to protect Europes airspace.
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Was US Involved In Sheikh Hasina's Ouster From Bangladesh? What She Told NDTV
Bangladesh's interim chief, Muhammad Yunus, was once admired in American political circles, but the dismantling of the country's democratic infrastructure under his rule has impacted his popularity amongst Western liberals, Sheikh Hasina said.
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5 Indians Kidnapped In Mali Amid Rising Unrest By Al Qaeda, ISIS-Linked Groups
Gunmen have kidnapped five Indian nationals in Mali, their company and a security source said Friday, as the west African country reels from mounting unrest and jihadist violence.
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6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Turkey, Damaging Buildings
A strong earthquake shook western Turkey on Monday, the country's emergency response agency said. Media reports said some buildings sustained damage, but there were no immediate reports of casualties.
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Nuclear Blackmail? China Could Use Moscow's Playbook In Taiwan Conflict
China's swift growth and diversification of its nuclear capabilities have led to concerns that Beijing might engage in "nuclear blackmail" or even nuclear conflict with Western countries if they intervene in a Taiwan dispute.
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UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
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"They Offer Free Advice": S Jaishankar On Western "Hypocrisy" Over Op Sindoor
S Jaishankar said some distant countries express concern over tensions elsewhere but ignore the risks within their own regions.
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Bhutan, Morocco Explore Setting Up Of IIT Overseas Campuses
Following IIT campuses in Tanzania and UAE, India considers offshore IIT campuses in Bhutan and Morocco amid requests and a government committee's plan.
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Zelensky Offers To Drop NATO Bid In Exchange For Western Security Guarantee
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday voiced readiness to drop his country's bid to join NATO in exchange for Western security guarantees, but rejected the US push for ceding territory to Russia as he held talks with US envoys on endi
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"No Place Like India": NRI Compares India's "Vibe And Warmth" To US' "Silent Streets", Sparks Debate
Many users agreed, sharing her sentiment about the lack of social warmth and convenience in Western countries
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
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Bill Gates Warns Of Child Death Rise Due To Aid Cuts, Criticises DOGE
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates told AFP on Thursday it is "tragic" that child deaths will increase worldwide for the first time this century because wealthy Western countries have slashed international aid.
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"Unusual": 3 Envoys' Opinion Piece Ahead Of Putin Visit Ticks Off New Delhi
A joint opinion piece by envoys of three western countries to India -- the UK, France and Germany -- right before Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit has ticked off New Delhi.
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AI's Impact Could Worsen Gaps Between World's Rich And Poor: United Nations
The report released Tuesday likens the situation to the "Great Divergence" of the industrial revolution, when many Western countries saw rapid modernization while others fell behind.
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Putin's India Visit: Arms, Oil And A Changing Partnership
For decades, India was overwhelmingly reliant on Moscow for its military inventory-a legacy of Cold War alignment and the Soviet Union's readiness to transfer technologies that Western countries were hesitant to share. That dominance has weakened.
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Mysterious Drones Over European Airports Raise Alarm, Officials Suspect Russia's Involvement
In response, there's growing discussion about building a "drone wall" to protect Europes airspace.
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Was US Involved In Sheikh Hasina's Ouster From Bangladesh? What She Told NDTV
Bangladesh's interim chief, Muhammad Yunus, was once admired in American political circles, but the dismantling of the country's democratic infrastructure under his rule has impacted his popularity amongst Western liberals, Sheikh Hasina said.
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5 Indians Kidnapped In Mali Amid Rising Unrest By Al Qaeda, ISIS-Linked Groups
Gunmen have kidnapped five Indian nationals in Mali, their company and a security source said Friday, as the west African country reels from mounting unrest and jihadist violence.
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6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Turkey, Damaging Buildings
A strong earthquake shook western Turkey on Monday, the country's emergency response agency said. Media reports said some buildings sustained damage, but there were no immediate reports of casualties.
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Nuclear Blackmail? China Could Use Moscow's Playbook In Taiwan Conflict
China's swift growth and diversification of its nuclear capabilities have led to concerns that Beijing might engage in "nuclear blackmail" or even nuclear conflict with Western countries if they intervene in a Taiwan dispute.
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UN Security Council Rejects Russia, China's Bid To Delay Iran Nuclear Sanctions
The U.N. Security Council rejected last-ditch effort to delay the reimposition of sanctions on Iran over its nuke program a day before the deadline and after Western countries claimed that weeks of meetings failed to result in a "concrete" agreement.
