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Putin’s Biggest Geo-politics Move: Moscow Releases ‘Future Map’ Of Kyiv

Vikas DeshwalAugust 1, 20220

Deputy director of Moscow's Security Council and Former President – Dmitry Medvedev has broadcasted maps to show what he thinks would be the future of Ukraine. According to Dmitry Medvedev, Kyiv would likely be relieved to Kyiv and its surrounding areas On July 27, Medvedev transferred two maps in a Telegram post, the first one leading the Ukrainian region before the Ukraine crisis of 2014, which comprises Crimea and the two eastern provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk. "In the mentality of the president of Ukraine, hurt by psychotropic importance, this is what the map of his nation's optimistic future will glance like," Medvedev noted about the original map in his Telegram post. The two maps released by Medvedev are the most delinquent in the sequence of hawkish comments created by the

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Turkey, United Nation Become Mediators Amid Russia, Ukraine Signing Grain Export deal

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

Moscow and Kyiv administrators have signed a contract to permit grain exports from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the deal would allow easing the international food crisis The neighbouring, warring countries are among the globe’s biggest exporters of grains. Still, Russia’s aggression led to a de-facto blocking of the Black Sea, resulting in Ukraine’s exports declining to a sixth of their pre-war status. Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu and Ukraine’s infrastructure minister, Oleksandr Kubrakov, autographed the agreement individually on Friday, carefully bypassing seating at the exact tableland and bypassing shaking hands. The signing ritual took residence at Istanbul’s lavish Dolmabahce Pal

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Japan Considers Changing Constitution: A Pandora’s Box To Be Unleashed

Vikas DeshwalJuly 13, 20220

Japan's ruling party, led by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and its alliance partner, scored a significant victory in a recent election. At a press conference on Monday, Kishida said that he wants a smooth parliamentary debate in the short moment over four constitutional amendments suggested by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), including writing the amendment for Self-Defence Forces into article 9 of the Constitution. Many experts think the barriers for Tokyo to change its Constitution have been cleared, and the likelihood of constitutional changes is more than ever before. The current Constitution of Japan was implemented in 1947, and its ninth article clearly stated that "land, sea, and air forces, and another war potential, will never be formed" and "the right of the belligerence o

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‘Let Them Try’: Putin Challenges West To Fight Russia On Battleground

Vikas DeshwalJuly 9, 20220

More than four months into the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted Thursday that the military operation had only just started. And he challenged Western countries, including the USA supporting Ukraine, to “try” to fight Russia on the battleground. In television broadcasts to parliamentary leaders, Putin pressed back on the plan that Moscow had let the military operation pull on for too long, saying it hadn’t “even really begun anything yet.” Putin said arranging peace and stability is getting increasingly complex, then attentive his anger on Western countries that have trusted wide-ranging sanctions on Moscow while giving support and weapons to Ukraine. The reporter asked We hear today that the West wants us to be defeated on the battleground” Putin said, “W

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NATO Summit 2022: Chinese Food With Russian Salad On Menu

Vikas DeshwalJune 29, 20220

NATO Leaders, including all 30 member states have gathered in Madrid for the NATO summit 2022. In this summit, NATO members will talk over critical issues facing the alliances, including Russian sanctions, Chinese aggression, the Ukraine-Russia war, Dragon impact on Taiwan etc. This summit will set the military organisation's new vision or direction for the next ten years. Marking the 40-year anniversary of its accession to NATO, Spain is hosting the summit this year. It joined NATO on 30 May 1982, becoming the 16th country to join the organisation, and Spanish diplomatic would serve as NATO secretary-general. New Strategic Concept Of NATO For the Next Decade The strategic concept of NATO is a document for the alliance. It shows NATO's ideology, values and purpose. It also reflects th

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Russia-Ukraine Likely To Extend Till Next Year: Boris Johnson

Aditi priya singhApril 23, 20220

Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson believes that this war won't end until Russia wins the conflict with Ukraine. During his visit to India at Hyderabad House, he addressed the press conference organised by columnists and journalists with the incredible exemption. On the question asked about the Russia and Ukraine war, he said that it's undeniably true that President Putin has an enormous armed force. This is the main reason why Russia is proceeding with this battle for countless days. Offering his viewpoint about this, Boris said that this conflict between these two can happen till the next year too. On the off chance that Russia wins this conflict before that, it can end. Yet, Russia's definitive objective in this is just victory. Allow us to illuminate you that there was a...

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Russia-Ukraine War: Sanctions On Life-Saving Drugs Likely To Create Miseries For Humanity

Pooja YadavApril 6, 20220

Putin might not be swayed by the suffering of individuals. Any interruption of the supply of medicines can create human misery with no gain. In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and overwhelming destruction of property and loss of innocent lives, a variety of western companies – from Mcdonald's to Apple – stopped or severely limited their activities within the country. One glaring exception appears to be the bulk of western pharmaceutical companies that still supply medicines and equipment. One glaring exception appears to be the bulk of western pharmaceutical companies that still supply medicines and equipment. Western countries that imposed crippling sanctions on the Russian economy aren't technically at war with Russia. Therefore, unless directed by their governme...

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Russia Puts Restrictions On The Import And Export; See The Impact

Pooja YadavMarch 14, 20220

Recently Russia decided and imposed a ban on certain goods and equipment. The experts says this is in retaliation to the sanctions imposed by western nations on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. About the export ban A temporary export ban is imposed on 200 goods and equipment, which is effective until the tip of 2022. The ban is imposed on certain items previously imported into Russia and that they include medical equipment, agricultural machinery, electric equipment, turbines, video displays, projectors, switchboards, railway cars, etc. According to Russia, this export ban is required to keep up stability in its markets. The export of those goods from Russia is prohibited to any or all countries, except members of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) (a bloc of Russia’s regional a

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Ukraine Crisis: After Zelenskyy, PM Modi Talks With Vladimir Putin Over Ongoing Tension

Aditi priya singhMarch 7, 20220

After Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, PM Modi held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Both of the leaders talked for about 50 minutes. Modi and Putin discussed the latest situation in Ukraine. President Putin briefed PM Modi about the status of talks between Ukraine and Russian teams. During this conversation, PM Modi urged Putin to talk to Zelenskyy. PM Modi appreciated the announcement of a ceasefire in parts of Ukraine, including Sumy, and the move to build humanitarian corridors. Modi also stressed the speedy evacuation of Indian nationals from Sumi. At the same time, President Putin assured Prime Minister Modi of all possible cooperation in the safe evacuation of Indian citizens. Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of the quick evacuation of Indi...

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Inflation Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions Likely To Spoil Kitchen Budget

Aditi priya singhMarch 4, 20220

Amid Russia-Ukraine tensions, not only has crude oil reached a record high, but now edible oil is also taking a toll on the pockets of customers. The inflation may increase further in the coming days. In Delhi, the price of palm oil has increased by Rs 20 to 25 in 15 days. Soya, sunflower and groundnut oil prices have also hiked. The price of mustard oil is already close to Rs 200 per litre. Overall, cooking oil is already expensive due to limited global supply and now the Russia-Ukraine war has added fuel to the fire. 65% of the edible oil consumed in the country has to be imported and about 60% of the imported oil is palm oil. All palm oil is imported from Malaysia and Indonesia and this year there is also a limited supply. The crude palm oil production in Malaysia declined ...

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Ukraine Invasion: European Nations Curb Airspace For Russia

Pooja YadavMarch 4, 20220

Countries have started blockading their airspace for aircraft operated or registered by Russia in recent times, within the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The use of airspace has become a vital tool by countries to affirm they absorb geopolitical conflicts. Following the Balakot airstrikes, Pakistan closed its airspace to India. The European nations closed their airspace last year for flights from Belarus after it forced a plane to land to arrest a dissenting journalist.   Ukraine had earlier closed its airspace for Russia in 2015. 29 countries have issued Notice to Air Missions (NOTAMs) and disallowed the utilization of their airspace to Russian planes apart from Ukraine. Countries Closed Their Airspace For Russia? As far as the sources are concerned, countr...

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Turkey Cuts Off Russian Warship Passage Through Bosphorus Strait; Know Its Strategic Importance

Pooja YadavMarch 2, 20220

Russia has abstained from sending four of its warships through the Bosphorus strait following Turkey's request. Ankara has closed the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits under the 1936 Montreux Convention pact. The Montreux Convention is a world treaty that avails Turkey’s Bosporus and Dardanelles straits connecting the Black and Mediterranean Seas. The country can obstruct the passage of warships. It was signed on July 20, 1936, within the Montreux Palace in Switzerland, and took effect on November 9, 1936. This convention was signed to deal with the long-running straits questions of who should manage the strategically important route between the Black and Mediterranean Seas. During peacetime, it grants full freedom of passage for all civilian vessels and allows Turkey to limit...

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