The screwworm has breached the biological wall established in Panama over decades. The pest is relentlessly marching northwards—helped by Trump’s flailing foreign policy.
The Indian foreign minister has warned that potential changes from the US would require more plurilateral projects between partner countries, particularly those on connectivity.
If Donald Trump’s first day in office signifies things to come in the next four years, Americans and non-Americans alike need to brace for more drastic changes.
Quad foreign ministers, invited to Trump’s inauguration on 20 January, may convene the following day. In China, discussions swirl around what Trump 2.0 might mean for the Quad.
According to the White House, the summit will be held to re-energise and revitalise American alliances across the world. Food security is on the agenda for the summit.
Democrat Joe Biden will be sworn in as the US President this week. The members of his foreign policy & national security team have been drawn from diverse backgrounds.
Trump has allowed a small group of advisers led by Secretary of State Michael Pompeo to push US policy towards sanctions & condemnations that culminated in the Houston decision.
UCBs accounted for 1.8% of total industry credit in September 2025—down from 2.2% five yrs ago—showing that they are losing ground to faster PSU banks.
This is the game every nation is now learning to play. Some are finding new allies or seeing value among nations where they’d seen marginal interest. The starkest example is India & Europe.
Foreign policy cannot be handled by Modi ji. Someone competent needs to replace him as PM . But do we have any politician competent enough? maybe Tharoor?
Neither will China change course, nor will India. India will remain an undeveloped socialist country full of freebies, subsidies, reservations, loan waivers, corruption, street garbage, broken roads and drains, poverty, and third-rate politicians to name a few.
Foreign policy cannot be handled by Modi ji. Someone competent needs to replace him as PM . But do we have any politician competent enough? maybe Tharoor?
Neither will China change course, nor will India. India will remain an undeveloped socialist country full of freebies, subsidies, reservations, loan waivers, corruption, street garbage, broken roads and drains, poverty, and third-rate politicians to name a few.