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The Sanctions Trap: India’s Next Geopolitical Challenge

September 30, 2026

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The New Normal The US visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping near coincided with the passing of the Lindsay Graham bill granting the US President powers to impose 100% tariffs on nations importing or buying Russian energy. A short while prior to

18 Million People in Sahel May Suffer Extreme Hunger, Warns UN

Tannuka Juneja

May 21, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs warned on Friday that up to 18 million people in Africa’s Sahel region will face severe food insecurity in the next three months, the highest number since 2014. The United Nations Under-Secretary-General

Indian Embassy to Return to Kyiv Office From May 17

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May 14, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

India has announced that its embassy in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv would resume its operation from May 17. The embassy has temporarily relocated to Warsaw, Poland, on March 13 in view of the rapidly deteriorating security situation in the war-torn country. “The

About 20 Million Going Hungry in Afghanistan, Says UN-Backed Report

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May 12, 2022

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The latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis for Afghanistan has found a pocket of “catastrophic” levels of food insecurity in the northeast parts of the country, affecting many people. The analysis was conducted in January and February by partners, including United

Syria Needs $10.5 Billion in Humanitarian Aid

Tannuka Juneja

May 11, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The United Nations has appealed to continue supporting the Syrian population, which has been living in a country at war since March 2011. The UN Special Envoy for Syria, Geir O. Pedersen, said that the situation is “far from a political solution”.

More than 60 Feared Dead in Airstrike on Ukrainian School, UN Chief Condemns Attack

Tannuka Juneja

May 9, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The United Nations Secretary-General said he was appalled on Sunday by the reported attack on May 7 that hit a school in Bilohorivka, Ukraine, where many people were seeking shelter from the ongoing fighting. “This attack is yet another reminder that in

As Nearly 25 MT Grains Stuck in Ukraine, WFP Appeals for Re-opening of Ports

TC Web Desk

May 7, 2022

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About 25 million tonnes of grains are stuck in Ukraine and unable to leave the country due to infrastructure challenges and blocked Black Sea ports, including Mariupol, said a UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) official on 6 May. Ports on the

Amid Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka, President Rajapaksa Declares State of Emergency

Tannuka Juneja

May 7, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, on Friday, 6 May, declared a state of emergency, which will come into effect from midnight (7 May), giving security forces sweeping powers amid anti-government protests, AFP reported. This is the second time in the last five

Over 3,000 Ukraine Civilians Killed Due to Russian Invasion: UN

TC Web Desk

May 3, 2022

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The UN human rights office (OHCHR) on May 2 said that the death toll of civilians killed in Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24 had crossed 3,000. The toll of 3,153 killed so far shows an increase

IMF, World Bank Not Designed to Tackle Global Crises like Climate Change, US Treasury’s Yellen

Tannuka Juneja

April 22, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called for major reforms at the World Bank on Thursday, saying the seven-decade-old multilateral development bank was not designed to deal with multiple global crises like climate change. According to the news agency Reuters, Yellen told the

More Than 5 Million People Fled the War in Ukraine: UNHCR

Tannuka Juneja

April 21, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), 5,034,439 Ukrainians have left their country since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24. This is exactly 53,586 more than the count made yesterday Tuesday. “5 million people have now fled Ukraine. They

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The Sanctions Trap: India’s Next Geopolitical Challenge

18 Million People in Sahel May Suffer Extreme Hunger, Warns UN

Indian Embassy to Return to Kyiv Office From May 17

About 20 Million Going Hungry in Afghanistan, Says UN-Backed Report

Syria Needs $10.5 Billion in Humanitarian Aid

More than 60 Feared Dead in Airstrike on Ukrainian School, UN Chief Condemns Attack

As Nearly 25 MT Grains Stuck in Ukraine, WFP Appeals for Re-opening of Ports

Amid Economic Crisis in Sri Lanka, President Rajapaksa Declares State of Emergency

Over 3,000 Ukraine Civilians Killed Due to Russian Invasion: UN

IMF, World Bank Not Designed to Tackle Global Crises like Climate Change, US Treasury’s Yellen

More Than 5 Million People Fled the War in Ukraine: UNHCR

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