Tag: Sovereignty
MEA’s sharp response on Zohran Mamdani’s letter to Umar Khalid: ‘Expressing personal prejudices’
In a recent diplomatic exchange that underscored India’s firm stance on its internal judicial processes, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) delivered a sharp...
A vote on Greenland’s war powers could be coming to the Senate.
Imagine a vast, icy expanse, largely uninhabited, yet holding immense strategic value. Now, imagine a powerful global player like the United States Senate considering...
Trump claims the U.S. is ‘in charge’ of Venezuela, and Maduro is due in court Monday.
When a former U.S. President declares his nation is 'in charge' of another sovereign country, Venezuela, especially as that country's leader, Nicolas Maduro, faces...
Denmark wants ‘respect’ after Trump aide’s wife posts about Greenland.
In the digital age, a seemingly casual social media post can sometimes ripple across borders, sparking diplomatic conversations and highlighting underlying national sentiments. Such...
Mamdani’s note for Khalid: India won’t tolerate any interference in its internal matters, says BJP
The intricate dance between international academia and national sovereignty often comes to the fore in moments of geopolitical tension. Recently, a letter penned by...
China’s holding military drills around Taiwan to warn ‘separatist forces’.
China's recent military exercises around Taiwan have once again turned the global spotlight onto one of the world's most precarious geopolitical flashpoints. Far from...
Venezuela denounces Trump’s push to close its airspace as a ‘colonialist threat’.
The intricate dance of international diplomacy often sees geopolitical tensions manifest in unexpected ways, and the ongoing saga between the United States and Venezuela...
China’s foreign minister says Japan ‘crossed a red line’ with its comments on Taiwan military action.
The intricate tapestry of East Asian geopolitics recently saw a significant fraying point, as China's foreign minister issued a stern warning to Japan. The...
