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India’s Iran Oil Policy: A Case Of Missed Opportunity

May 27, 2026

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

Did India miss an opportunity to sign a long-term oil deal in 2022 with Iran when the latter offered a 25-year pact on energy to India? While this was undoubtedly a missed opportunity, India’s reluctance to do business with Iran in the

Time to Negotiate End to ‘Unwinnable’ Ukraine War: Antonio Guterres

TC Web Desk

March 23, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

United Nations Secretary General António Guterres said on Tuesday that his discussions with officials indicate that there is “enough on the table” to cease hostilities and seriously negotiate peace between Russia and Ukraine. Speaking to media outside the office of Security Council

With Over 2 Attacks A Day on Ukraine’s Health Facilities, 10 Million People Displaced

Tannuka Juneja

March 22, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

In three weeks, more than 3.5 million refugees have been forced to flee Ukraine, while a further 6.5 million people have been internally displaced. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 12 million people have been affected in the

War in Ukraine: A Child Becomes a Refugee Every Second, Says UNICEF

Tannuka Juneja

March 16, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion on 24 February, dozens of children have died in Ukraine and about 1.5 million children are part of the exodus from the country–at a rate of almost one child for every second. “Every day for

UN Human Rights Condemns Saudi Mass Execution

Tannuka Juneja

March 15, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

In response to Saudi Arabia’s execution of 81 men on March 12, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said that evidence suggests that some of those executed were sentenced in trials that fell short of fair trial standards. In addition,

Stop The Attacks on Healthcare Workers in Ukraine: UN Agencies

Tannuka Juneja

March 14, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

On the eighteenth day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the heads of three United Nations agencies on Sunday called for an immediate end to all attacks on healthcare workers in Ukraine. “Today, we call for an immediate end to all attacks on

Russian Attacks on Ukraine’s Residential Areas May Fall Under War Crimes: UN

Tannuka Juneja

March 12, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The UN rights office, OHCHR, reiterated deep concern on Friday at the increasing number of civilian casualties in Ukraine following the Russian invasion which began on 24 February, before issuing a reminder to Moscow that any targeting of non-combatants could be a war crime.

UN Calls Reported Mariupol Hospital Attack in Ukraine A ‘Horror’

TC Web Desk

March 10, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The exodus of millions of Ukrainians to neighbouring countries due to the ongoing military invasion of Russia in the country could overwhelm these countries, warned the UN humanitarians on Wednesday, as the head of the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), while expressing her

UN Chief Calls for Safe Passage from Conflict Zones in Ukraine

TC Web Desk

March 7, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called on Sunday for a pause in fighting to allow civilians to escape conflict zones in Ukraine, as the UN rights body (OHCHR) announced it had recorded 1,123 civilian casualties since the beginning of Russia’s armed attack

WFP Ramps Up Operations as Hunger Rises in Ukraine

Tannuka Juneja

March 5, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that families in conflict-affected areas of Ukraine are already struggling to find food. The United Nations’ agency predicts that this crisis could have consequences beyond borders. The WFP chief is in Poland and recalled that

Russia and Ukraine Agree To Set Up Evacuation Corridors After Second Round Of Talks

Tannuka Juneja

March 4, 2022

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

During Thursday’s talks, Russia and Ukraine discussed military and humanitarian issues, as well as the future political settlement of the conflict, said Vladimir Medinsky, presidential aide and head of the Russian delegation. “The only solution was the establishment of humanitarian corridors,” said

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India’s Iran Oil Policy: A Case Of Missed Opportunity

Time to Negotiate End to ‘Unwinnable’ Ukraine War: Antonio Guterres

With Over 2 Attacks A Day on Ukraine’s Health Facilities, 10 Million People Displaced

War in Ukraine: A Child Becomes a Refugee Every Second, Says UNICEF

UN Human Rights Condemns Saudi Mass Execution

Stop The Attacks on Healthcare Workers in Ukraine: UN Agencies

Russian Attacks on Ukraine’s Residential Areas May Fall Under War Crimes: UN

UN Calls Reported Mariupol Hospital Attack in Ukraine A ‘Horror’

UN Chief Calls for Safe Passage from Conflict Zones in Ukraine

WFP Ramps Up Operations as Hunger Rises in Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine Agree To Set Up Evacuation Corridors After Second Round Of Talks

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