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Dalai Lama’s government congratulates Prime Minister Shah

Kathmandu, March 29: The government-in-exile of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has extended congratulations to newly appointed Prime Minister Balen Shah. In a tweet, Sikyong Penpa Tsering, the Prime Minister of the Dalai Lama’s administration, offererd congratulation which sparked controversy. Earlier, the Dalai Lama had also sent best wishes

The Only Boots on the Ground in Iran Should Be…

With Trump having just deployed 2,000 troops from the US Army’s 82nd Airborne Division to the region, this is the

Where Have All the Allies Gone?

Alliance-building, properly understood, is a form of emergency preparedness. Showing up when the stakes are low, providing benefits before they

Qatar introduces new e-services platform for workers to change employer

The Ministry of Labour Qatar has expanded its digital services to simplify the process for workers seeking to change employers,

Iran allows passage of ‘non-hostile vessels’ through Strait of Hormuz

The Iranian mission in New York on Wednesday said that they will allow the passage of what it called "non-hostile

Is Honesty the Best Policy for the International Order?

Those declaring the old order dead – which is conveniently happening just as its double standards have come to haunt

Africa Is Forging Its Own Green Future

All of this shows that Africa is no longer willing to be defined by a crisis it did not create.

India moves ahead with Lipulekh trade routes despite Nepal’s territorial…

India is set to construct a well-equipped customs checkpoint in Lipulekh Pass, a territory claimed by Nepal, to facilitate trade

Hindu Kush himalaya glaciers losing ice at double the rate…

Glaciers across the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) are melting at an accelerating rate, with ice loss rates doubling since the

6 Indians dead, 1 missing in Gulf incidents: India Govt

Six Indian nationals have lost their lives, and one remains missing in separate incidents across the Gulf region amidst the