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Russia will continue to take strong measures aimed at harmonizing integration processes in Eurasia, pairing the EAEU and the Belt and Road Initiative, and the formation of a Greater Eurasian Partnership. In this regard, the development of partnership with China, as a key player in the region, will be a priority for Russia’s foreign policy ...
The challenge against known bio threats becomes harder for countries where a sizeable proportion of its population is indigent making vaccination more difficult. In the long-term, significant investment will be necessary from countries, in the biological sciences and medicine to prevent the outbreak of pandemics and developing the health infrastructure of the country. Â Â Â Â ...
Nepal needs to strike a balance between both the regional and the global power. It is crucial for Nepal to find the common grounds with India and China in such a way that it addresses their core concerns while allowing room for Nepal to exercise its independent foreign policy with other great powers ...
It is imperative for Delhi and Washington to communicate and work more closely, not only for mutual benefits, but to contribute more significantly to global good ...
It is in India’s interest to de-escalate tensions and pressurize Pakistan through diplomatic channels to isolate them and impose economic sanctions until Pakistan takes necessary actions against their terrorists and guarantee that Pakistani soil will not be used by terrorist groups against India ...
February Flavour: The US-Taliban Agreement
The US-Taliban agreement has tough road ahead and needs cooperation from the entire Afghan section for it to result in peace in the country. The US has been at the forefront of the 'democracy drive' in West Asia, but surprisingly, they have not asked Taliban to distance itself from violence outside Afghanistan ...