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For decades, India’s defence relationships followed a familiar pattern. India identified a capability gap, a foreign supplier filled it, and the relationship largely ended with delivery and maintenance contracts. Israel was no exception. What has changed quietly, but fundamentally, is that India and Israel are no longer operating in a simple buyer-seller framework. The
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Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum has warned that proposed US tariffs on countries supplying oil to Cuba could worsen the humanitarian situation on the island. She said such measures risk affecting essential services, including electricity generation, healthcare and food supply. Oil Supplies and Mexico’s Position Sheinbaum said decisions on oil exports are a matter of
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke by phone on Friday with Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, and both leaders agreed to expand and deepen bilateral relations in the coming years. They described a shared vision to take India–Venezuela ties to new heights. Focus on Cooperation Areas Modi and Rodríguez discussed strengthening cooperation in a range of […]
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said that no meetings are currently planned with United States officials, even as tensions remain high between Tehran and Washington. Araghchi made the comments during a press briefing in Istanbul following talks with Turkey’s foreign minister. Ready but No Plans Set Araghchi said Iran is open to fair and […]