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The article offers information on India's bid to become member of Nuclear Suppliers Group. It informs that China is opposing India's admission to the said group on various reasons such as Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). It also informs that the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry wrote a letter to all members asking them not to block consensus on Indian admission to the NSG.

The article focuses on stronger and dependable diplomatic relations made by Narendra Modi government on the foreign policy front with the US, Japan, Africa, Russia, Israel and Middle East countries. Topics discussed include failures in turning close neighbor countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan, the attack on the Pathankot airbase by terrorists belonging to Jaish·e-Molhammad, and Narendra Modi as the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Fiji in 33 years.

The article focuses on the state visits of Indian Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar to China in April 18, 2016, prompting national security, international trade and alliance with the Chinese government. Particular focus is given into the governments of India and China's efforts to strengthen its maintenance of peace and tranquility with its national border. Other topics include the propose Qinghai-Tibet rail line, the country's military collaboration and its economic and international trade.

The article focuses on the dialogue between India and France which could enhance civil nuclear cooperation and force the U.S. to readdress its policy on Pakistan and Middle East. Topics covered include the comparison between the hospitality shown by India to U.S. President Barack Obama and French President François Hollande, the assistance provided by France to India in building its defence, nuclear and space programs and the agreement signed for railway infrastructure.

The article offers the author's insights on the implications of refugees who are fleeing from insurgency countries like Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan. Topics discussed include the increase of anti-refugee politics in the Western and wealthy countries, the move of the European Union (EU) government to keep refugees out of sights by paying Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi to intercept, and the challeng of overcoming the domestic political forces.

The article offers information on the rise of Indian Americans in 2013. Indian-American Puneet Talwar was nominated by U.S. President Barack Obama as assistant secretary of state for Political Military Affairs. Indian American Manish S. Shah was nominated for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, while Srikanth Srinivasan confirmed as the first South Asian judge to the Federal Court of Appeals in the U.S.

The article discusses the eighth BRICS summit that was held at Goa, India on October 15-16, 2016, regarding the menace of Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in South Asia and ineffectiveness of the United Nation Security Council. It mentions that the bilateral trade between the U.S. and India had continue to increase. It also notes that Russia has removed age restrictions on its defense cooperatiodn with India.

The article focuses on the potential war between China and India in light of the surgical strikes in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Topics discussed include an overview of the international relations between both countries, the fear of Beijing that war will arise once it withdraws its veto power on the application of India in United Nations, and the declaration of Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azhar as internationally designated terrorist.

The article reports that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a visit to Vietnam which shares prickly relations with China. It states that some Chinese scholars say the current India-US relation as the one between a client and the master and India have drop the its independent foreign policy. It mentions that unsettled border dispute, blocking India's bid to become member of Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), rising footprint in Indian Ocean Region(IOR) are reasons to deepen its relations.

The article discusses return of the Indian Minister of State (MoS) for External Affairs V.K. Singh to India after Saudi Arabia's government pledged to address Indian workers' demands along with their re-employment problem. It mentions that workers at the construction firms Saudi Oger and Saud Bin laden Group, were laid off without their salary being paid. It adds efforts of Saudi Arabia to win India by enhancing security and counter-terror cooperation between them.

The article discusses the appointment of political party Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal alias Prachanda as the Prime Minister of Nepal replacing K. P. Sharma Oli, along with challenges for India with it. Topics discussed include alliance of Prachanda and Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba to topple the Oli government, impact of the changes in government on development and plans of Prachanda-headed government plans to send special envoys to New Delhi in India and Beijing in China.

The article focuses on the disdain and repugnance earned by U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for himself. Topics covered include his selection of Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his vice-presidential mate, the refusal of senior Republican leader Ted Cruz to endorse Trump as his party's candidate and the hints which suggest that Republican leaders are not united on Trump's candidature.

The article reports on the agenda of the Indian government against the global terrorism in the wake of alleged Pakistan-sponsored terror strikes in Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia. Issues and concerns discussed are the proposal for the adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism (CCIT) and the application of the CCIT to military forces especially with regard to interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The article reports that Russia has become alert after China's anti-India rant for entering Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). Topics discussed include India's entry in Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was not possible without Russia's help; and India's entry in SCO has enables the country to have closer interactions with Central Asian nations such as Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan for political and economic issues.

The article discusses the possible impact of electing the U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, which includes banning outsourcing of American jobs to China, favoring policy towards India, and negative impact on U.S.-Pakistan relationship.

The article reports on the six-day state visit of Nepal Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli to India in February 2016. Topics mentioned include Oli's response to a warm welcome he received during his visit, his decision to cancel the state visit of Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari to India, and accusation against India of plotting a design to overthrow the Nepal government.

The article deals with the granting of citizenship by the Indian government to the Hindus living in the refugee camps of Pakistan and Bangladesh. Topics covered include the claim that Bangladeshi and Pakistani minorities are facing persecution in their respective countries, the impact of migration to India and other countries on Pakistan's demography, and the issue of whether Pakistani Hindus are allowed to invest in properties and market of the country where they are granted citizenship.

The article focuses on U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump under the Republican Party. It argues on the statement of Trump to ban all Muslim travel to U.S. It mentions the plan of Trump to negotiate with India if he won the presidential election due to his stand that the U.S. has to work closely with India to deal with Pakistan.

The article discusses the chances of regional political part Samajwadi Party winning upcoming election in Uttar Pradesh, and also mentions the works of ruling Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav such as lucknow Metro and the lucknow-Agra Expressway.

The article discusses the involvement of Turkey in Syrian conflict. Topics covered include the military intervention of Russia in Syria, the important roles of Russia and the U.S. in the ceasefire agreement between government forces and opposition groups in Syria, and Turkey's response against the armed campaign of the People's Protection Unit or YPG who is reportedly backed by Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and Russia.

The article discusses the profiles and election strategies of the candidates for the 2016 U.S. Presidential Elections. Topics covered include the reported high score points of Republican candidate and real estate tycoon Donald Trump, the campaign strategy Republican candidate and U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, and the political achievements of Democratic candidate and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. It also discusses the profile of Democratic candidate and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders.

The article focuses on the electoral popularity of U.S. Presidential candidate and former U.S. State Secretary Hillary Clinton, among the local Indian communities in the U.S. It looks at the political elections in New Hampshire, organized by the State's government citing the classification of political candidates and parties. It also explores the political candidacy and platforms of U.S. Presidential candidates for the Republican Party include Ben Carson and Donald Trump.

The article discusses the need for Pakistan authorities to address the security threats posed by militants. Topics covered include the response of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to the terrorists' attack on the Bacha Khan University, the difficulty facing civilian administration in penetrating the country's powerful army and the potential role of the police in fighting terrorism and insurgency.

The article reports that facts suggest that both sides have no intention of war that are resulting in the increasing flame of tension of Shia-Sunni conflict.

The article reports that Chinese government's attempt to make peace in Afghanistan can spoil Pakistan's geopolitical agenda in the region in terms of violence and terrorists' attacks.

The article comments on the move of several Muslim countries to form an alliance to fight the terrorist organization the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Topics discussed include the view that the Muslim alliance is a reaction to the anti-terror alliance of Russia, the exclusion of Iran, Iraq and Syria in the Muslim alliance, and the growing conflict between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

The article discusses obstacles to Turkey's membership to the European Union (EU). Topics discussed include the view that Turkey sometimes acts as an ally of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) despite being a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Turkey's alleged oil business with ISIS, and the alleged regression of Turkey relating to freedom and democracy.

The article looks at the popularity of Russian President Vladimir Putin over U.S. President Barack Obama on his assertive action against Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS). It states that Putin will mobilize 150,000 Russian reservists for ground offensive against the group in Syria as well as align his policy with France after Paris attacks which gain approval from orthodox and moderate Christians. It also notes that Putin could the 2015 Person of the Year recipient from "Time" magazine.

The article focuses on the re-emergence of Russia as the power house under the leadership of its President Vladimir Putin post-disintegration of the USSR (Soviet Union). Topics include jump in popularity of Putin, its co-operation with France to fight terrorism in Syria and militant group Islamic State (ISIS), and economic and fiscal policies of Putin helping Russia emerge as energy superpower.

The article discusses the decision made by Beijing, China for the replacement of its one-child norm with two children policy due to the implications of the aging workforce on its national economy. Topics include the adoption of the one-child policy in China in 1979 to reshape the concept of the nuclear family, the impact of the decline of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country on the aging population, and the data from the government showing the number of males in females in 2014.

The article focuses on the results of the elections in Myanmar with the landslide victory of Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the political party National League for Democracy (NLD). Topics discussed include the development of democracy in Myanmar, the military Junta which put Suu Kyi on house arrest, and the support of President Thein Sein to Suu Kyi.

The article focuses on the visit of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi to Great Britain to strengthen its relations. Topics discussed include priority of Modi to promote education, business, and security relation, Modi's programme to attend G-20 summit, second consecutive win of British prime minister David Cameron, and statue unveiling ceremony of Indian philosopher Basaveshwara to be held on the banks of the River Thames in London, England.

The article looks at the gun culture in the U.S. Topics include the debate between those who support preserving gun rights and those who are against more gun control, judicial interpretations of the Constitution that constrain gun legislation, and the presence of gun lobbyists in the country. Statistics related to the country's gun culture are noted, along with the effort of U.S. President Barack Obama to impose legislation to keep guns out of the hands of the people in the U.S.

The article reports on the opposition of Madhesis against the promulgation of the government in Nepal of the new Constitution, which they claim has denuded them of their rights. It highlights the widening of the gap between hill people and the Madhesi, or those who live in Nepal's plain region bordering Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in India. The role of India on the restrictions on trade with the Himalayan nation is discussed.

The article focuses on the goal of India to become a member of the United Nations (UN) Security Council. Topics include remarks from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the UN General Assembly, disapproval of Russia about India's efforts to become a permanent member of the Security Council, and approach of Russian President Vladimir Putin to India.

The article discusses the international relation between India and the U.S. Also mentioned is the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the U.S. to participate at a roundtable conference regarding the renewable energy sector. The issue regarding the implementation of the Nuclear Liability Act in India is explored.

The article discusses the increase of refugees worldwide. Tackled are decisions of Spain, Germany and Canada in accepting refugees from the Middle East. The migration crisis in Europe is explored, along with the threat brought by refugees to the social structure and standard of living of the European society.

The article discusses the growing interests of India to expand its scope of engagement with other Pacific nations. Topics discussed include the effort of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in organizing a meeting with the leaders from the Pacific nations, the commitment of Indian government to counter the influence of China and its membership with the United Nations Security Council. Also emphasized is the significant factor of economy on the expansion of its engagement in the region.

The article discusses the opportunities of the strong relation between India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in pushing the countries' trade and commerce. Topics discussed include the rare diplomatic visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the UAE, its agreement to oppose terrorism and the fall out of the relations between Pakistan and UAE. Also emphasized is the improvement of the trade and investment in India following the visit of Modi in the UAE.

The article reports that India's policy on Pakistan seems to change from defensive defense to offensive offense under the National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Kumar Doval which fears Pakistani establishment. The meeting made by Pakistan and India on the sidelines of Shainghai Cooperation Oganisation in Ufa in Russia to tackle NSA talks is mentioned. The assertion of Doval that the nuclear threshold is a difficulty in the offensive mode but not on the defensive mode is also cited.

The article explores the international efforts of the governments of India and Syria to combat terrorism. It mentions the impacts of the international efforts to India's political strategy on implementing peace and order among its state. It also highlights the factors to the India-Pakistan engagement on improving national security and promote peace and order.

The article explores the preparation of the Indian government to the India-Africa summit meeting which focuses on foreign policies for both governments of India and South Africa. The Indian government has set a devised three-level mechanism which focuses on topics of improving commerce and trade, military defense and cultural ties. The government also aims to expand its trade and investments to other countries.

The article offers information on the meeting organized by the Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC) National Security Advisors in India in 2013.

The article examines India's relations to Africa which to be addressed at the 2014 India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi. Indian acts of cooperation to Africa include training for civilian and armed forces of some African countries like South Africa, Kenya, Mauritius, Burkina Faso and Niger. Other measures include military equipments like helicopters, offshore patrol vessels, and surveillance radars, naval ships, and strategic zones.

The article reports on an e-mail service of Indian National Informatic Centre for government communication. It states that the e-mail service was developed to safeguard critical and sensitive data of the government from hackers. A policy was drafted by the Department of Electronics and Information Technology for the usage of e-mail.

The article discusses the crisis triggered by the showdown between the U.S. President Barack Obama and the Republicans. Topics discussed include the loss suffered by the U.S. due to shutdown according to the rating agency Standard and Poor, the blame given by Obama to Republicans who are dominating the U.S. House of Representatives, and the seal of authority placed by the U.S. Congress.

The author discusses the visit of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in China on October 23, 2013. He mentions that the visit assumes high importance in the backdrop of tensions between Chinese and Indian troops along the Line of Actual Control, which include the Depsang face-off. He states that the question is whether the two countries will sign a Border Defence Cooperation Agreement that envisages confidence-building measures to reduce tension.

The article focuses on issues concerning national security and economic cooperation among nations including BRIC countries. It raises concerns regarding the political and economic consequences of waging war against the West Asian nation as well as the move of the U.S. Senate's Foreign Relations Committee to approve military attack on Syria. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's view on the issue is presented.

The article focuses on the factors that contribute to the deteriorating diplomatic relations between India and Pakistan. Issues associated with the incidents of soldier killings in both countries and the arrest of 15-year-old Jitendra Arjunwar for crossing from Madhya Pradesh to Pakistan, leading to his charges under the Foreigners Act, are discussed. The effort of both nations to accuse each other of violating ceasefire and their refusal to discuss the issue in a conductive manner is offered.

The article discusses the collaborative defence strategies of India and Vietnam with regard to the territorial dispute in the South China Sea. Topics explored include the improving defence and security relations between the two countries, the significant military presence and posturing of China in the South China Sea, and the adoption of initiatives by Vietnam to increase its security and maintain economic strength in the Southeast Asia region.