When King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium landed in New Delhi on Sunday evening with a 90-member delegation, it was clear that they meant serious business.

New Delhi: In a dramatic coup in Saudi Arabia, engineered by King Salman and his son, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, 11 princes were detained,...

A dedicated air freight corridor between Afghanistan-India was inaugurated in June 2017, taking the bilateral relations a step forward. The decision to establish the...

New Delhi: The ascension of Xi Jinping in China and his elevation to the level of founder Mao Zedong hasn’t come as a surprise...

India-Japan share a long history of cordial relationship. The bilateral ties can be traced back to the period when Gautam Budhha preached his ideas...

Located about 900 km east of Madagascar, Mauritius is the ‘Little India’ of the southwest Indian Ocean. While the vast majority of ethnically heterogeneous nations have struggled to form successful democracies, Mauritius has not.

This year, we are celebrating the anniversary of a truly historic event. Seventy years ago – on April 13, 1947 – the governments of the USSR and India announced their decision to establish official missions in Delhi and Moscow.

The High Commissioner of the Republic of Mauritius to India, H.E. Jagdish Goburdhun, during his interaction with Diplomacy & Beyond,

Portuguese investments into India amounts to $36.4 million and Portugal ranks 56th in terms of the overall FDI inflow into India. With Portugal and India sharing similar priorities in terms of boosting domestic economic growth, investment, employment, industry and innovation

We, the leaders of India and Russia, in the year that marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between our countries, note that the Indian-Russian special and privileged strategic partnership is a unique relationship of mutual trust between two great powers. Our relationship covers all areas of cooperation, including in the spheres of political relations, security, trade and economy, military and technical field, energy, scientific, cultural and humanitarian exchanges, and foreign policy, and helps promote national interests of both countries, and contributes to the establishment of a more peaceful and just world order.