Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatist - August 2015
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On July 27, 2015, the former President of India Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam died of cardiac arrest while delivering a lecture on “Creating a Livable Planet Earth” at Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Shillong. Th e Diplomatist team is deeply pained at the lost of one of the finest presidents of India. As a mark of respect to the departed soul, the magazine carries a tribute article penned by someone who’s worked very closely with the late statesman. Arguably the most anticipated international events of the year, the BRICS and SCO summits concluded back-to-back on July 8-10 in the Russian city of Ufa under the Russian presidency. Th is being the pretext, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi went on a whirlwind fi ve-nation Central Asian tour – all members of the SCO except Turkmenistan – drawing his itinerary perfectly to seamlessly move from one pit-stop to another, kicking up the dust in his neighbourhood diplomacy, and at the end of the journey emerging a clear winner with India being made a full member of the Eurasian bloc. Globetrotting, therefore, traces PM Modi’s journey and highlights his tour deforce (bilateral agreements) during his Central Asia sojourn.
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ICCR X Google Sanskrit added to Google Translate
Indian Council for Cultural Relations has been continuously working towards creating an understanding of Indian culture with the global community. Recognising the importance of promotion of Indic languages, including Sanskrit, globally, and valuing the
Ancient India and Ancient Greece
An exploration of the historical connections
INDIA'S CULTURAL DIPLOMACY AT PLAY IN SCO
What it means to get Varanasi nominated as the Tourism and Cultural Capital at the 2022 SCO Summit?
INDIA'S PRESIDENCY OF SCO IN 2023 AND IRAN'S ENTRY
On September 15-16, the Council of Heads of State, the highest decision-making body of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation met for their 22nd Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. The Samarkand Summit was much discussed amidst the Russia-Ukraine conflict as well as the crisis across the Taiwan Strait.
MARITIME COOPERATION IN THE INDO-PACIFIC BETWEEN INDIA, GERMANY AND THE EU
The Russia-Ukraine war has highlighted the vulnerability of the nations and the need to have an international order which will shield the nations against the various risks arising out of the ripple effect of the war. Geographical tensions, territorial conflicts, the environment
WHY THE WORLD CAN NOW LOOK TOWARDS INDIA FOR ANSWERS IN HEALTHCARE?
Countries around the world have realised that economic growth is not sustained until their populations are healthy and productive. Economic Growth is often lost by families and individuals through expenditure on Healthcare planned or catastrophic
ITALIAN GENERAL ELECTION, 2022 RADICAL SHIFT AND AN ERA OF STABILITY
After hundred years of Mussolini’s March to Rome, Italy again tilted towards the hard right, this time democratically. The Italian General Election 2022 continued the current trend of far-right upturn all-over the EU. With the Centre-Right coalition composing the majority in both Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, hence, as per the prior agreement, Giorgia Meloni representing the Brothers of Italy party is possessed to become the first Female Prime Minister of Italy.
BUILDING BRIDGES
India has accepted a greater global role for Russia and Russia has in turn continuously recognized India's dominance in South Asia by supporting India as a surging Asian and global power.
OPEC'S DECISION TO REDUCE OIL PRODUCTION PROVES THAT ITS THE ERA OF MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY, WHICH INVOLVES COOPERATION WITH RIVALS.
On October 5, OPEC+ (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) stunned the international community by announcing that starting this November it would be cutting oil production by 2 million barrels a day. Making it the deepest cut since the coronavirus
RISHI SUNAK'S FIRST SPEECH AS UK PM
Good morning; I have just been to Buckingham palace and accepted his majesty the king’s invitation to form a government in his name.
