In US case involving Pfizer, SC to clarify extent of India’s obligations to assist foreign courts under the Hague Convention, and the principle of judicial comity.
While officials from the two sides have remained in touch, at the highest levels, the ties are stalled over trade & tariffs. Jaishankar will meet a number of US officials too.
Hungary, Israel & UAE have already accepted invitation to join the board, part of Trump's Gaza peace plan. It's not immediately clear if Pakistan will pay $1 bn membership fee.
India’s merchandise exports to US remain positive, despite 50% tariffs, while imports from US grew by 12.85% in the first three quarters of the financial year.
Corn is important for Bangladesh’s feed and livestock industry, and despite being the country’s second-largest grain crop after rice, domestic production falls far short of demand.
Exiting UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, US has become first & only country to pull out of landmark 1992 pact that identifies basic principles to deal with climate change.
From Ker-Frisbie doctrine to geographical application of Posse-Comitatus Act, US law allows for snatch ops of wanted fugitives through non-legal means, including the use of its military.
The key to fighting a war successfully, or even launching it, is a clear objective. That’s an entirely political call. It isn’t emotional or purely military.
This article is an example of how hollow a modern young journalist’s intellect is. And this is not just about Ms. Vandana Menon. Across media houses and thousands of journalists, the story remains the same.
Journalism requires an analytical mind along with a genuine interest in affairs of the world. A very integral part of the profession is to read voraciously, across a wide range of topics. The knowledge thus gained acts as the framework through which a journalist attempts to make sense of the world around him/her.
International affairs is a very serious topic and requires a academic bent of mind with an ability to conduct research. Otherwise, such insipid articles will become the hallmark of The Print.
This article is an example of how hollow a modern young journalist’s intellect is. And this is not just about Ms. Vandana Menon. Across media houses and thousands of journalists, the story remains the same.
Journalism requires an analytical mind along with a genuine interest in affairs of the world. A very integral part of the profession is to read voraciously, across a wide range of topics. The knowledge thus gained acts as the framework through which a journalist attempts to make sense of the world around him/her.
International affairs is a very serious topic and requires a academic bent of mind with an ability to conduct research. Otherwise, such insipid articles will become the hallmark of The Print.