VIVEK KATJU

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Turning the pages of calendar backward
The Grand Summit
Rishi Sunak
My reflections: Leaders, Decisions, and Consequences
In a media briefing on September 14 the Director-General of the World Health Organisation Tedros Ghebreyesus said “Last week the number of reported deaths from COVID-19 was the lowest since March 2020.
Expanding the Ties
"Also, worrying is that they are distracting even the limited interest that global leaders were displaying to confront the poor health of the planet which can lead, as a group of some scientists have recently warned, to an existential crisis for all human beings."
Projecting Cultural Contacts
New Political Bondings
India’s extended eastern neighbourhood
"As a Presidential candidate he had vehemently criticised his predecessor President Donald Trump for following a policy of disengaging the US from the world."
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson with Narendra Modi during a meeting in 2017. [File]
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister for External Affairs Dr Subrahmanyam Jaishankar along with the US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J. Austin and the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the Joint Press Statements after the India-US 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue, in Washington on Monday.
Negotiating the conflicts
Bringing the Policy to Public Attention
"Biden hopes that these steps will chasten Putin. They are unlikely to do so in the near future. This crisis will continue because all involved countries are pursuing maximalist positions till now."
Virtual Summit, Actual Target
Reaching out to South Pacific Ocean Countries
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The game, and the politics
Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin
Parag Agrawal: Story of a Deeper Relationship
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The colonial robbery
Not at all Diplomatic
Taksim Square: Story of a Transformation
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File Image of Joe Biden. Image Source Wikimedia Commons
"There is no doubt that mutual economic interest is an important rationale for growing affinities between India and Australia. Trade and investments are providing opportunities for beneficial cooperation in numerous sectors stretching from education to tourism to commodities supplies and new and frontier technologies. "
A global perspective on Pandemic
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