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What Joe Biden's Pick For Secretary Of State Said On India-US Ties, China
India and the US face a common challenge in the form of an "increasingly assertive" China and New Delhi has to be a key partner in engaging with Beijing from a position of strength, believes long-time national security and foreign policy expert Antony Blinken, who could be President-elect Joe Biden's probable pick for the post of the Secretary of S...
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India's Global Strategy In Tatters, Centre Clueless About It: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today launched a fierce attack on the government's foreign policy, saying the country is losing power and respect everywhere and the current dispensation does not know what to do.
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India's Foreign Policy Now Advances Interests More Vigorously: Top US Diplomat
India is moving away from having a passive foreign policy to the one vigorously advancing its interests, a top American diplomat said Friday, attributing the trend to New Delhi's "broadening strategic horizons" over the past two decades.
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Opinion: Great-Power Rivalry Is Back. The US Is Lagging.
Great-power competition is the pressing topic for the foreign policy community these days. The idea that the world is once again seeing sharp, undisguised rivalry between the major powers - the US, China and Russia - has been a staple of the Trump administration's recent National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and Nuclear Posture Revi...
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Look At 'China First' Policy - From Maritime Silk Route To One Belt One Road
As China's economic growth slows down to 6.5% for this financial year, and its domestic demand slumps - it is pushing hard to expand its industry and investment beyond its boundaries, especially in steel, concrete, housing and infrastructure sectors. The country is also trying to change the pivot to a "China First" policy of economic relations with...
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Mike Pence's Mission In Europe: Clarify Trump's Foreign Policy Vision
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence heads to Europe this week to meet with allies seeking clarity on the Trump administration's foreign policy strategy and its stance towards Russia after the resignation of the top White House national security aide.
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Donald Trump's Praise Of Vladmir Putin Could Signal A New Day For US Policy
Moscow is hoping Donald Trump will reconsider the sanctions the U.S. is levying in response to its finding of election hacking, a wait-and-see strategy bolstered by the American president-elect's own approving words for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Pentagon to Release New Cyber Security Strategy Soon: Report
The US Defence Department will release a new cyber strategy next week to "guide the way forward for the next several years", according to a senior Pentagon official.
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FDI in retail: Congress rules out rollback, says it's "well thought-out" decision
The Congress this evening made it clear that the government will not reverse its decision to allow 51% foreign ownership of retail stores that carry different brands. The policy is being fought aggressively by a united opposition. "The PM has made it clear that it is a well thought-out decision and the party supports it," said Congress spokesperson...
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What Joe Biden's Pick For Secretary Of State Said On India-US Ties, China
India and the US face a common challenge in the form of an "increasingly assertive" China and New Delhi has to be a key partner in engaging with Beijing from a position of strength, believes long-time national security and foreign policy expert Antony Blinken, who could be President-elect Joe Biden's probable pick for the post of the Secretary of S...
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India's Global Strategy In Tatters, Centre Clueless About It: Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today launched a fierce attack on the government's foreign policy, saying the country is losing power and respect everywhere and the current dispensation does not know what to do.
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India's Foreign Policy Now Advances Interests More Vigorously: Top US Diplomat
India is moving away from having a passive foreign policy to the one vigorously advancing its interests, a top American diplomat said Friday, attributing the trend to New Delhi's "broadening strategic horizons" over the past two decades.
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Opinion: Great-Power Rivalry Is Back. The US Is Lagging.
Great-power competition is the pressing topic for the foreign policy community these days. The idea that the world is once again seeing sharp, undisguised rivalry between the major powers - the US, China and Russia - has been a staple of the Trump administration's recent National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and Nuclear Posture Revi...
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Look At 'China First' Policy - From Maritime Silk Route To One Belt One Road
As China's economic growth slows down to 6.5% for this financial year, and its domestic demand slumps - it is pushing hard to expand its industry and investment beyond its boundaries, especially in steel, concrete, housing and infrastructure sectors. The country is also trying to change the pivot to a "China First" policy of economic relations with...
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Mike Pence's Mission In Europe: Clarify Trump's Foreign Policy Vision
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence heads to Europe this week to meet with allies seeking clarity on the Trump administration's foreign policy strategy and its stance towards Russia after the resignation of the top White House national security aide.
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Donald Trump's Praise Of Vladmir Putin Could Signal A New Day For US Policy
Moscow is hoping Donald Trump will reconsider the sanctions the U.S. is levying in response to its finding of election hacking, a wait-and-see strategy bolstered by the American president-elect's own approving words for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Pentagon to Release New Cyber Security Strategy Soon: Report
The US Defence Department will release a new cyber strategy next week to "guide the way forward for the next several years", according to a senior Pentagon official.
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FDI in retail: Congress rules out rollback, says it's "well thought-out" decision
The Congress this evening made it clear that the government will not reverse its decision to allow 51% foreign ownership of retail stores that carry different brands. The policy is being fought aggressively by a united opposition. "The PM has made it clear that it is a well thought-out decision and the party supports it," said Congress spokesperson...
