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Opinion | Bangladesh's New Reality Doesn't Bode Well For India's Security
At a time when India sees itself as a leading global power, it cannot afford to ignore the challenges emanating from Bangladesh, its most important partner in South Asia.
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India Reacted Swiftly, Calls To China Gone Unanswered: US Agency On Lanka
India reacted "really swiftly" with an absolutely critical set of measures to help Sri Lanka tide over its economic crisis, but calls to Beijing to provide significant relief have gone unanswered, visiting USAID administrator Samantha Power said.
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Sri Lanka Crisis: India Helps, China Holds Back - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
The situation in Sri Lanka is so bad that there is shortage of food, fuel, long power cuts and a massive rise in prices across the board. Why has this happened? What has caused this economic crisis - the worst that Sri Lanka has ever seen?
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"Deeply Alarming": US Slams China For Supporting Russia On Ukraine
The United States on Monday called China's "tacit support" for Moscow in the Ukrainian standoff "deeply alarming," as Western powers fear an imminent Russian invasion of the ex-Soviet state.
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Energy Crisis In India, China That Helped Revive Coal Is Easing, For Now
An energy crisis in two of Asia's key economies that caused power shortages and threatened slower growth is beginning to ease, though further risks remain.
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Coal India Curbs Supply To Non-Power Customers Amid Worst Supply Deficit In Years
India is competing against buyers such as China, the world's largest coal consumer, which is under pressure to ramp up imports amid a severe power crunch.
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China's Largest Province Warns Of More Power Shortages Amid Energy Crisis
China's largest provincial economy in its northeast rust belt warned of worsening power shortages on Monday, despite government efforts to boost coal supply and manage electricity use in a post-pandemic energy crisis hitting multiple countries.
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Amid Power Crisis, China Orders Energy Firms To Secure Supplies: Report
China's top state-owned energy companies have been ordered to ensure there are adequate fuel supplies for the approaching winter at all costs, a report said Friday, as the country battles a power crisis.
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China In Talks With Taliban, Calls Them More "Clear Eyed, Rational" Than Before
China said it is in talks with Taliban and called for an "objective judgement" on their actions after it seized power in Afghanistan, saying the terrorist group appears to be more "clear eyed and rational" and hoped that it will keep its promises.
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Overriding China Only Way, Says RSS Chief, Rahul Gandhi Responds
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat called for India to grow bigger than China in terms of "power and scope" today, at the organisation's key Vijayadashami celebrations. "We intend to be friendly with all. This is our nature," he said, adding, "mistaking our benevolence for weakness and attempts to disintegrate or weaken us by sheer bru...
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Fossil Fuel Production From India To US To Blow Past Climate Goals: UN
The world's major fossil fuel producers are set to bust global environmental goals with excessive coal, oil and gas extraction in the next decade, the United Nations and research groups said on Wednesday in the latest warning over climate crisis.
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Hands Tied, Paralysed: Hong Kong Unable To Solve Lingering Political Crisis
Paralysed by seething protesters and intransigent bosses in Beijing, Hong Kong's government lacks the power and experience to end the unprecedented political crisis in the city, analysts say.
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China's Online Army Shows Brands Who Is In Charge Amid Hong Kong Crisis
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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In US Warning To Defeated Maldives President Yameen, A Hint For China
The US would be forced to take "appropriate measures" against anyone who undermines a peaceful transfer of power in the Maldives, a top state department official has said, expressing serious concern over the "troubling actions" taken by China-backed outgoing president Abdullah Yameen.
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Amid Political Crisis In Goa, Two Congress Legislators Fly Abroad
Amid the ongoing power tussle in Goa, two of the 16 Congress legislators flew abroad on Thursday. Legislators Jennifer Monserrate and Filipe Neri Rodrigues left for China and Europe respectively amid media reports that several Congress leaders were willing to switch over to the BJP.
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Opinion | Bangladesh's New Reality Doesn't Bode Well For India's Security
At a time when India sees itself as a leading global power, it cannot afford to ignore the challenges emanating from Bangladesh, its most important partner in South Asia.
-
India Reacted Swiftly, Calls To China Gone Unanswered: US Agency On Lanka
India reacted "really swiftly" with an absolutely critical set of measures to help Sri Lanka tide over its economic crisis, but calls to Beijing to provide significant relief have gone unanswered, visiting USAID administrator Samantha Power said.
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Sri Lanka Crisis: India Helps, China Holds Back - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
The situation in Sri Lanka is so bad that there is shortage of food, fuel, long power cuts and a massive rise in prices across the board. Why has this happened? What has caused this economic crisis - the worst that Sri Lanka has ever seen?
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"Deeply Alarming": US Slams China For Supporting Russia On Ukraine
The United States on Monday called China's "tacit support" for Moscow in the Ukrainian standoff "deeply alarming," as Western powers fear an imminent Russian invasion of the ex-Soviet state.
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Energy Crisis In India, China That Helped Revive Coal Is Easing, For Now
An energy crisis in two of Asia's key economies that caused power shortages and threatened slower growth is beginning to ease, though further risks remain.
-
Coal India Curbs Supply To Non-Power Customers Amid Worst Supply Deficit In Years
India is competing against buyers such as China, the world's largest coal consumer, which is under pressure to ramp up imports amid a severe power crunch.
-
China's Largest Province Warns Of More Power Shortages Amid Energy Crisis
China's largest provincial economy in its northeast rust belt warned of worsening power shortages on Monday, despite government efforts to boost coal supply and manage electricity use in a post-pandemic energy crisis hitting multiple countries.
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Amid Power Crisis, China Orders Energy Firms To Secure Supplies: Report
China's top state-owned energy companies have been ordered to ensure there are adequate fuel supplies for the approaching winter at all costs, a report said Friday, as the country battles a power crisis.
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China In Talks With Taliban, Calls Them More "Clear Eyed, Rational" Than Before
China said it is in talks with Taliban and called for an "objective judgement" on their actions after it seized power in Afghanistan, saying the terrorist group appears to be more "clear eyed and rational" and hoped that it will keep its promises.
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Overriding China Only Way, Says RSS Chief, Rahul Gandhi Responds
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat called for India to grow bigger than China in terms of "power and scope" today, at the organisation's key Vijayadashami celebrations. "We intend to be friendly with all. This is our nature," he said, adding, "mistaking our benevolence for weakness and attempts to disintegrate or weaken us by sheer bru...
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Fossil Fuel Production From India To US To Blow Past Climate Goals: UN
The world's major fossil fuel producers are set to bust global environmental goals with excessive coal, oil and gas extraction in the next decade, the United Nations and research groups said on Wednesday in the latest warning over climate crisis.
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Hands Tied, Paralysed: Hong Kong Unable To Solve Lingering Political Crisis
Paralysed by seething protesters and intransigent bosses in Beijing, Hong Kong's government lacks the power and experience to end the unprecedented political crisis in the city, analysts say.
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China's Online Army Shows Brands Who Is In Charge Amid Hong Kong Crisis
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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In US Warning To Defeated Maldives President Yameen, A Hint For China
The US would be forced to take "appropriate measures" against anyone who undermines a peaceful transfer of power in the Maldives, a top state department official has said, expressing serious concern over the "troubling actions" taken by China-backed outgoing president Abdullah Yameen.
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Amid Political Crisis In Goa, Two Congress Legislators Fly Abroad
Amid the ongoing power tussle in Goa, two of the 16 Congress legislators flew abroad on Thursday. Legislators Jennifer Monserrate and Filipe Neri Rodrigues left for China and Europe respectively amid media reports that several Congress leaders were willing to switch over to the BJP.
