Last Updated: October 10, 2026

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    Increasing India-China Partnerships

    Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahmman’s recent visit to China has secured fresh economic commitments, but experts said that the administration must deepen institutional ties with neighbouring India even as it expands cooperation with Beijing. A stronger partnership with Beijing makes constructive ties with India more indispensable than ever. The three day state visit produced multiple.

    117 Indians & Pakistanis Urge Modi & Shehbaz Sharif to Restore Peace, Talks & Normal Relations

    Urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seize the opportunity to resolve the Jammu and Kashmir issue through dialogue, Mufti stated that this would bring lasting peace to the entire region

    Big Relief: US lifts sanctions on four Indian companies, accused of aiding Russia

    The US had accused RRG Engineering Technologies of shipping over 100 consignments of microelectronics to Artex Limited, a Russia-based company that is also on the SDN list.

    Steady and Stable as She Goes: India and the Economic Fallout of the Gulf Conflict

    When strikes closed off Hormuz at the end of February — the channel through which close to a fifth of the world’s oil and the bulk of India’s crude oil and cooking gas pass — the script for India seemed already written. A country that imports nine-tenths of its crude and more than half its.

    Shaping of Indo-Pacific Future

    The gradual rediscovery of Asia’s oldest relationships between India and Indonesia is the beginning of a new chapter through which the countries seek to shape the future of the Indo-Pacific. The frequency of leadership exchanges, ministerial visits, strategic dialogues, defence consultations, thinktank collaborations, and institutional partnerships over the past three years suggests that both South.

    What Helped India Navigate West Asia Crisis

    As the Middle East crisis unfolded, India responded better than several global economies because the ground had been prepared, and infrastructure built over the past decade is the reason a closure of the Strait became a managed event rather than a crisis at the pump and the kitchen. India’s crude position is defended by diversification rather than by stock alone.

    India, Japan Framework for Biogaspowered Vehicles

    India and Japan to establish a framework to promote biogas-powered vehicles as part of efforts to strengthen clean mobility and energy security, with the two countries targeting the expansion of methane production plants for compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles in India. The two governments will exchange a memorandum of understanding (MoU) during Japanese Prime Minister.

    India Partnership Key to PM Albanese’s Vision for Australia

    Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has highlighted that stronger ties with India are a key part of the country's long-term economic and strategic future.

    Renewed Ties Between India and Nepal

    The renewed phase of India-Nepal collaboration has assumed a pragmatic outlook, anchored in the principles of mutual benefit, security, and cooperation.

    Ras Laffan Accident: Embassy in Doha completes repatriation of 12 Indian Nationals

    The embassy also acknowledged the support extended by various stakeholders during the repatriation process.

    How EU-India FTA Goes Beyond Tariffs to Strategic Trust

    India and the European Union have concluded their Free Trade Agreement as both partners seek to diversify their markets amid the global tariff turmoil and the geopolitical landscape after Donald Trump took over as US President. As countries seek to diversify away from risky dependencies without retreating from globalisation, trade agreements are increasingly becoming instruments.