New Delhi: Following the sweeping victory of Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu’s ruling People’s National Congress (PNC) in the parliamentary elections, foreign affairs experts expressed concern about increasing Chinese influence in the island nation and reaffirmed that India should maintain its bilateral relationship with the island country until it "learns a lesson" from China.Commenting on

Bangalore: On World Earth Day, the German embassy in Delhi hosted the second edition of the Green and Sustainable Development Partnership (GSDP) Conversation Series titled ‘India’s Growing Strength in Sustainable Food Systems’ in Karnataka’s Bengaluru. The series explored critical themes of food systems sustainability and Agro-ecology.According to a release issued by the German embassy in Delhi

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Taipei: In what seems to be a step to safeguard its waters from China’s military aggression, Taiwan’s Navy is expected to commission two more domestically-built Tou Jiang-class stealth missile corvettes into service next month, Central News Agency Taiwan reported on Monday.The Taiwan-based news agency reported citing sources familiar with the matter that the two corvettes, the Hsu Jiang (PGG-621)

Washington: A group of Taiwanese-American and Tibetan Harvard students disrupted the speech of Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng at Harvard University on Saturday, accusing the country of human rights violations. The incident occurred during the opening ceremony of the Harvard Kennedy School China Conference 2024, Central News Agency Taiwan reported on Sunday.Four students,

Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Sunday that the privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is expected by the end of June or early July, with Islamabad airport potentially following suit shortly after, Dawn reported.During a news briefing at the Pakistan Embassy, Washington DC, Aurangzeb said that "the government has no business being in business," explaining