Category : Diplomacy


China Taxes Contraceptives to Boost Birth Rate

China imposes a 13% VAT on condoms and birth control pills to reverse declining fertility rates. Experts doubt this symbolic tax will overcome high child-rearing costs and societal changes.

US Interest in Greenland: 200 Years Before Trump

American interest in Greenland dates back nearly two centuries, long before Donald Trump's recent proposals. Historical records show multiple US attempts to acquire the territory.

Israel Objects to US Gaza Peace Board Candidates

Israel has voiced strong objections to the White House's selection of candidates for a new Gaza board of peace, citing concerns over impartiality and alignment with Israeli security interests.

Trump's $1B 'Board of Peace' Seeks Global Members

Former US President Donald Trump proposes a 'Board of Peace' where nations paying over $1 billion gain extended membership, with Trump as chairman having final approval power over decisions.

Haryana CM Meets British Columbia Delegation to Boost Ties

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini met with a high-level delegation from British Columbia, Canada, led by Premier David Eby. The meeting explored collaboration in technology, clean energy, and trade to strengthen state-province cooperation.

Sanders Slams Trump's NATO Tariffs Over Greenland

US Senator Bernie Sanders criticizes President Trump's threat to impose tariffs on eight NATO allies supporting Denmark's sovereignty in Greenland, calling the move 'insane' and urging Congressional intervention.

Meloni and Takaichi Bond as G7's Only Female Leaders

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi met in Tokyo, celebrating a birthday and discussing defense. Their meeting highlights two conservative women leading patriarchal societies.

Indian Army Builds Third Bailey Bridge in Sri Lanka

The Indian Army has constructed a third Bailey bridge on Sri Lanka's B-492 Highway, reconnecting Kandy and Nuwara Eliya after Cyclone Ditwah. This effort under Operation Sagar Bandhu showcases India's commitment to regional humanitarian support.

India Explains Absence from Brics Naval Exercise

India's government defends its decision to skip the Brics naval exercise, stating it was a South African initiative not involving all members. The MEA highlights India's participation in IBSAMAR instead.

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