By Dr. Priyanka Saurabh/ Translated from Ravivardelhi.com New Delhi: More than eight decades after the establishment of the United Nations, calls for reforming the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) are growing louder across the world. As global power dynamics shift and emerging economies play increasingly influential roles in international affairs, many policymakers and experts argue that the Security Council’s structure no longer reflects contemporary realities. The UNSC was created in 1945 in the aftermath of World War II, when the geopolitical landscape was vastly different from what it is today.…
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A Test of Sovereignty: What India Can Learn from Italy’s Assertive Diplomacy
New Delhi: A recent exchange of sharp public remarks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has sparked international debate about national sovereignty, strategic autonomy, and the limits of personal diplomacy. While the developments have drawn attention across global political circles, they also offer a broader discussion on how nations balance partnerships with the protection of their independent foreign policy interests. The episode has highlighted a key principle of international relations: strong bilateral ties are often tested when national interests diverge. Political observers note that the…
Read MoreIran: The Making of a Superpower
By Special Correspondent Iran’s role in regional and global affairs has attracted significant attention in recent years, particularly amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Supporters of the country’s policies often point to its resilience under decades of economic sanctions, its growing technological capabilities, and its ability to maintain influence across the region despite sustained international pressure. Analysts note that Iran’s emergence as a major regional power is rooted in a combination of strategic planning, domestic investment, national resilience, and a strong emphasis on self-reliance. Resilience Under Sanctions For…
Read MoreQuad Nations gear up for important meeting
Washington: The Quad nations—comprising India, the United States, Japan, and Australia—are preparing for another crucial round of high-level diplomatic engagement, with their foreign ministers scheduled to meet in the Philippines within the next two weeks. United States Ambassador to India Sergio Gor announced the upcoming session during the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum Leadership Summit. Highlighting the group’s steadfast commitment to bolstering peace, security, and prosperity across the Indo-Pacific, the ambassador noted that these discussions will follow the momentum established during the recent Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in New Delhi. This…
Read MoreMalaysia Extends MH370 Search Until 2027, Keeping Hope Alive for Families After 12 Years
Kuala Lumpur: More than twelve years after the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 shocked the world, Malaysia has decided to extend the search for the missing aircraft until June 30, 2027, renewing efforts to solve one of aviation’s greatest mysteries and offering fresh hope to families still waiting for answers. The aircraft, a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777, vanished on March 8, 2014, while operating a scheduled flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Carrying 239 passengers and crew, Flight MH370 disappeared from radar less than an hour after takeoff. Despite…
Read MoreProgressive Primary Victories Fuel Debate Over the Democratic Party’s Future
Washington, D.C.: A string of progressive victories in Democratic primary elections has sparked fresh debate about the future of the Democratic Party, highlighting growing tensions between the party’s established leadership and a new generation of candidates seeking political change. The discussion gained renewed attention following several high-profile primary contests in New York, where progressive and democratic socialist candidates scored notable victories, prompting broader questions about leadership, representation and the direction of the party ahead of the 2028 presidential election cycle. Claire Valdez Victory Signals Progressive Momentum One of the most…
Read MoreDebate Over Presidential Power Intensifies as America Approaches Its 250th Anniversary
Washington, D.C.: As the United States prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its independence, a growing national debate over the scope of presidential authority has emerged, placing President Donald Trump’s leadership style under renewed scrutiny. The discussion comes as the country gears up for a series of commemorative events marking a quarter millennium since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. President Trump has played a highly visible role in many of the celebrations, appearing at major public events and promoting what the administration describes as a nationwide tribute…
Read MoreInternational Yoga Day Celebrated at Aayurgram Temple of Health, Khajuraho
Khajuraho: International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and participation at Aayurgram – Temple of Health, Khajuraho, where a special yoga awareness program was organised for children and women. The event aimed to spread awareness about the importance of yoga for physical health, mental well-being, and a balanced lifestyle. The program was led by Dr Naresh Yogi, who conducted an inspiring yoga awareness session and guided participants through various yogic practices, breathing techniques, and meditation exercises. He emphasised the role of yoga in reducing stress, improving concentration, enhancing immunity,…
Read MoreThe Jinx of 10 Downing Street
London: Britain’s political landscape has entered yet another period of uncertainty after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced that he would step down as both Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, less than two years after leading Labour to a landslide general election victory in July 2024. Starmer said he would remain as caretaker prime minister until the Labour Party elects a new leader, setting the stage for Britain’s seventh prime minister in roughly a decade. The announcement has revived debate over what many commentators jokingly describe as…
Read MoreDeath Toll in Venezuela Earthquakes Rises to 235 as Rescue Operations Intensify
Caracas, Venezuela: The death toll from the powerful twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela has risen to at least 235, according to government officials, with authorities warning that the number could increase as search and rescue operations continue across the country. Emergency teams are racing against time to locate survivors trapped beneath the rubble of collapsed buildings in several affected regions. Officials estimate that nearly 200 people may still be buried under debris, making rescue efforts the government’s immediate priority. The earthquakes struck within 40 seconds of each other on Wednesday,…
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