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दो जून को प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी सेंट पीटर्सबर्ग में
On 2 June, PM Modi will be the Guest of Honour at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum which in recent years has emerged as the "Russian Da
मास्को का स्वास्थ्य विभाग वर्ष 2011 से ही स्थानीय सूचना तकन�
असली मुद्दों से ध्यान भटकाने की असली साजिश तो रूसी सांठ-ग�
रूस के अमेरिका के साथ प्रतिस्पर्धा के लिए तैयार होने के �
Major global powers like Russia and China and regional powers like Iran are now ready to embrace the Taliban — in their own interest, but ostensibly
क्या रूस और चीन की बढ़ती नजदीकियां थोडत्रे समय के लिए हैं
The real red herring is the Russia collusion story considering there is zero evidence that Russia actually tampered with the US elections.
The Syrian conflict has now been raging for over half a decade, with hundreds of thousands dead and millions displaced.
A US-Russia rapprochement might work in favour of India.
Over the past many months, a tectonic shift has taken place as the traditional foreign hegemonic presence in the region, the United States, increasing
Japan and Russia, famously referred to as "distant neighbours," have shared a long and complicated history of bilateral relations.
Russian envoy to Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov spoke of India's increasing cooperation with the US.
A major task ahead for Trump would be to negotiate with Russia on the future of US-Russia arms control.
Russia has its own Eurasian Economic Union plan, but as of now it appears that China is leading the game.
In his meeting with Rogozin in August, PM Modi described Russia as ''a time-tested and reliable friend.''
The recent incidents in Crimea have escalated tensions between Russia and Ukraine and pose a threat to the peace and stability in the region.
A month has elapsed since the aborted coup attempt in Turkey on the night of July 15.
The “Russian threat” seems to have emerged as one of the principal foreign policy issues in the US elections, though this is not the first time th
पश्चिम से बढ़ते दबाव के बावजूद यूक्रेन संकट पर भारत अपने �
Russia's troubles are unlikely to vanish soon. With the Central Bank forecasting a 4.5 per cent drop in GDP in 2015, a downgrade is a certainty. The budget deficit, forecast to be larger than 0.6 per cent of GDP in 2015, will prove to be another cause of misery.
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari's official visit (May 11) to Russia is interesting especially as it occurred within a fortnight of the US raid in Abbottabad, killing Osama bin Laden.
Russia—the state with the longest Arctic coastline—is embarking on an ambitious plan to benefit from the vast natural resources of the region, while undertaking a military modernisation effort that had been stalled after the end of the Cold War. As one of the strongest players in the high north, Russia will be key in determining the future of the region, which is facing challenges brought about by global warming. This paper examines Russia’
What is interesting for Russia is how greater cooperation with Iran will affect its ties with other Middle Eastern nations, such as both Saudi Arabia and Israel, which has been a vocal opponent of a nuclear deal with Iran. Israel however does not occupy a special position in Russia's foreign relations as it does for the United States.
Russia is widely regarded as one of the major revisionist powers in the world, determined to upend the global liberal order. To be a global power, Russia must become a maritime power as well. Thus, it seeks to gain control in Eurasia and the region between the Black Sea and the Baltic region. The North European Plain and the river Danube hold strategic significance for Russia, the former being a gateway to Europe and the latter the economic lynch
As Russia embraces China to relieve the pressures from the West, India's room for geopolitical manoeuvre in Asia and beyond is bound to shrink. Earlier, though both India and Russia had begun to normalise bilateral relations with China in the 1980s, they remained wary about Beijing.
The war in Syria, the alleged use of chemical weapons by its President, Bashar al-Assad, a Russian ally, has turned out to be a perfect opportunity for Putin to reassert the role of Russia, 21 years after the break-up of the Soviet Union.
Despite efforts, Indo-Russian nuclear engagement has been limited, mainly because of two factors. One, there is an unstable status of legal framework for the transfer of nuclear technology and second, India's efforts to diversify nuclear partners have been a little upsetting for Russia.
The future of strategic arms control faces a host of problems, from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China’s growing nuclear forces to the challenging geopolitical landscape.
Growing geopolitical rivalries will continue to drive the development of hypersonic and other lethal weapons systems.
