The Sunday Guardian - January 02, 2022

India, Japan chart a new plan for free and open Indo-Pacific

PM Kishida's visit further reiterated his stance to promote Japan's vision of FIOP, as Tokyo looks to expand support for emerging economies in line with an approach focused on bolstering a rules-based international order.

WARRANT ISSUED FOR PUTIN'S ARREST, BUT WILL HE EVER FACE TRIAL?

South Africa recognises the ICC, so will be expected to arrest the Russian President on arrival at the BRICS summit.

About 10,000 Ukrainians living in 'dire conditions' amid conflict

According to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), approximately 10,000 Ukrainian people have been living in appalling conditions due to the ongoing conflict between Russia and their neighbour.

INDIA IS IN THE CAMP OF DEMOCRACIES AGAINST AUTOCRACIES: EX-AUSTRALIA PM

Quad is the most important strategic development in the world since the creation of NATO, says former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

'TDP-JSP alliance sans BJP in the works in Andhra'

'Both TDP and Pawan Kalyan's JSP agree that if they have to protect their interests, coming together would benefit both'.

RAJASTHAN BJP'S CHARGE TO JOSHI BODES ILL FOR RAJE

Message is that the party brass won't yield to pressure from Vasundhara Raje this time.

CBI hosted Interpol chief even after Choksi action

Six days before the event, Interpol had nixed the Red Corner Notice it had issued against Mehul Choksi.

Opposition unity a major challenge for Congress

'Regional players believe that contesting with the Congress may not help the parties' Lok Sabha poll prospects'.

OFFICIALS WHO HELPED CONMAN PATEL IN SRINAGAR YET TO FACE ACTION

No response was received from the LG's office until the time this report went to press.

London continues to nurture Khalistani elements

In 2009, a Sikh IPS officer, who was a part of one of the intelligence agencies, developed inputs on the Khalistani groups and their meeting points in the United Kingdom, including religious places, where the radicals would meet and plan anti-India activities.