At President Vladimir Putin's request, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Moscow's Atom Centre in a major step to deepen Indo-Russian nuclear energy cooperation. Following the announcement of intentions to build six more nuclear power units in India, Rosatom, the state nuclear enterprise of Russia, made this visit. The visit by Prime Minister Modi highlights the strategic alliance between Russia and India, especially in the energy industry. Modi talked about the prospects for more cooperation and developments in nuclear technology while giving a tour of the Atom Centre. India's dedicatio
PM Modi arrived in Moscow for the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit, marking the beginning of his two-day visit to Russia. In 2019, he received Russia's highest state honour, the "Order of the Holy Apostle Andrew the First." Indian diaspora people gathered at The Carlton Hotel to greet him with Indian flags, posters and shouts of "Modi Modi." Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov met him. To commemorate his arrival, performers dressed in Indian garb performed. President Vladimir Putin invited Modi, who stated that he was looking forward to strengthening the "Special and Privi
According to Defence Minister Minoru Kihara, Japan wants to strengthen its security relationships on a trilateral and quadrilateral basis with the US, Australia, and the Philippines. This declaration was given at a joint news conference in Manila after Japan and the Philippines signed a Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA) permitting the deployment of troops for operations and training. Japan's defence and foreign ministers are in Manila on Monday for "two-plus-two" negotiations with their Philippine counterparts. After being approved by legislators in both nations, the deal, which was wor
New Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged to rebuild Britain after Labour's landslide victory ended 14 years of Conservative rule. When speaking outside Number 10 Downing Street, Starmer emphasised the importance of restoring public confidence in politics by stating that "actions, not words, can heal this lack of trust." He pledged to put the nation above the party, assuring all Britons that his government would work for them regardless of their choice in politics. There was applause for Starmer, echoing Tony Blair's victory in 1997. He noted the difficulties that lay ahead, pointing to the
Emilie Chandler, a moderate, is still in a three-way contest for her parliamentary constituency in Magny-en-Vexin, raising the possibility of a far-right win. The far-right National Rally (RN) needs to win Chandler's Val d'Oise constituency to gain a majority in Sunday's election. Candidates that receive at least 12.5% of the vote in France's election system can advance to the second round, which frequently helps the extreme right. Chandler, who came in third place with 25% of the first-round votes, continues despite her limited chances, justifying her choice as essential to her constituen
In Keir Starmer's cabinet, Angela Rayner has been named Britain's next Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities, and Levelling Up. Well-known for her tremendous political clout, her goal is to successfully direct the administration. Rayner, a Stockport native born in 1980, grew up on a council estate before dropping out of school when she was sixteen and expecting her first child. After overcoming early obstacles, she went on to serve as a carer and union representative before becoming the North West convenor for Unison, which represents 200,000 people. As the
Representing more than 3 billion people, the SCO Summit is an important occasion that is crucial to multilateral cooperation, economic progress, and regional stability. Kazakhstan highlights the significance of the SCO in its foreign policy as a founding member. Roman Vassilenko, Kazakhstan's deputy foreign minister, emphasised the country's dedication to equality, respect for one another, and reaching consensus. More than 150 events with an emphasis on energy, digitization, and environmental preservation were held when Kazakhstan was the SCO president. Vassilenko mentioned that the United
With a sharp rise in the number of Members of Parliament with Indian ancestry, the UK general election on Thursday is predicted to produce the most diverse Parliament in the history of the nation. Based on an analysis by the British Future think tank, if the Labour Party gains a majority, it will have the highest number of Members of Parliament who are members of ethnic minorities (14%). Fifteen Members of Parliament with Indian ancestry were elected in the previous election; many of them are running again, along with a few new candidates. Important British Indian candidates to keep an
The opposition Labour Party's resounding victory will put an end to the 14-year Conservative Party rule under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. British elections are open to refugees and immigrants from Commonwealth nations like Nigeria, India, and Malaysia. After missing the election in his home country of India, Paulraj, 27, who relocated to Britain in February of last year, expressed his eagerness to cast his ballot. "They are giving us an opportunity, like British citizens," Paulraj said, speaking from his position as a part-time ambassador at the university in Manchester. He came here on a
Prime Minister Hasina's visit to India in Modi 3.0 began a "golden era," accomplishing more in ten years than forty. As part of the SAGAR theory, the Indo-Pacific vision, and its "Neighbourhood First" and "Act East" policies, India sees Bangladesh as an essential neighbour. On the other hand, India is the biggest Asian market for Bangladeshi goods, and Bangladesh views India as a reliable friend and important development partner. Ten agreements were signed during the visit, strengthening bilateral and sub-regional cooperation. Both leaders presented a "futuristic vision" that was based