As the Russia-Ukraine war continues with no end in sight, President Putin has issued a nuclear warning to the West. On September 25, he stated that Russia might resort to nuclear weapons if attacked by any nation. He emphasized that a conventional attack on Russia, supported by a nuclear power, would be regarded as a joint assault. Putin also mentioned that there have been proposals to revise Russia’s nuclear doctrine, asserting that Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons if it or Belarus faces aggression. Notably, these comments were made while world leaders convened at the United Nations General Assembly Summit.
27 September,2024 10:46 AM IST
During a recent speech in New York, India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar shared India’s view on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He said that “wars are not the way of settling disputes,” stressing the importance of dialogue and diplomacy. Dr. Jaishankar highlighted the need for peaceful solutions to conflicts and encouraged discussions instead of military actions. His remarks reflect India’s overall foreign policy, which favors negotiation and stability in international relations. As the situation in Ukraine changes, India continues to focus on maintaining its independence while urging for an end to fighting and a return to diplomatic talks. Watch video for more.
25 September,2024 03:28 PM IST
The United States Department of State has hit Russian state media and RT with new sanctions, accusing it of playing a key role in carrying out 'covert influence activities' aimed at undermining American elections and democracies. The State Department said it is starting a diplomatic campaign to alert nations about the risks associated with RT activities and disclosed declassified US intelligence findings suggesting RT is completely integrated with Russia's intelligence operations worldwide.
14 September,2024 03:55 PM IST
Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Balazs Orban, Political director of the Prime Minister and Member of Parliament, Hungary on August 30 expressed his belief that India is a rising power and is playing a crucial role in resolving the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He also appreciated the way External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is representing India at the global stage.
30 August,2024 12:22 PM IST
PM Modi is on a one-day visit to Ukraine. Members of the Indian diaspora gave a warm welcome to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his arrival in Ukraine’s Kyiv on August 23. Members of Indian diaspora said they are hopeful that after PM Modi’s visit there will be peace around the world.
23 August,2024 09:36 PM IST
The Indian diaspora in Kyiv is buzzing with excitement ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit on August 23. With the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict casting a long shadow, the Indian-origin community is hopeful that Modi's visit could pave the way for peace. Invited by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Modi's arrival is seen as a beacon of hope amid the turmoil. The Indian community, which has been deeply affected by the war, is optimistic that the Prime Minister's diplomatic efforts might contribute to resolving the conflict and bringing stability to the region. Modi’s visit is eagerly anticipated as a potential turning point in the quest for peace, reflecting the broader desire for resolution and harmony among those affected by the ongoing crisis.
22 August,2024 04:10 PM IST![PM Modi Poland Visit: Watch Glimpses from PMs grand Poland visit [VIDEO]](https://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2024/aug/pmmodiiipolmnd_d.jpg "PM Modi Poland Visit: Watch Glimpses from PMs grand Poland visit [VIDEO]")
PM Modi's Poland visit was a grand affair. He arrived in Poland on August 21 and received a rousing welcome. The Indian community in Poland eagerly awaited his arrival, with around 200 Indians gathering to give him a massive reception. Members of the Indian diaspora were elated to meet the Prime Minister, sharing their experiences and describing the encounter as ‘divine.’ One member even compared him to Bhishma Pitamaha from the Mahabharat. Upon arrival, PM Modi was seen sharing heartwarming moments with Polish children. During a community event in Warsaw, he delivered a message of peace ahead of his visit to Ukraine. In his address to the Indian diaspora, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of global peace and dialogue for the sake of humanity. His visit highlighted his commitment to promoting harmony and understanding on the international stage.
22 August,2024 11:20 AM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Poland from August 21-23 has sparked significant excitement, notably in Warsaw, where Chetan, the owner of "Chaiwala- The Gossip Center," is particularly thrilled. Originally from Rajkot, Gujarat, Chetan named his popular restaurant in Poland in honor of PM Modi, a nod to the Indian leader’s well-known "Chaiwala" moniker. Chetan’s dedication to PM Modi is evident in the restaurant’s theme and ambiance, which reflects admiration for the Prime Minister. In a heartfelt gesture, Chetan has expressed his eagerness to serve food to PM Modi during his visit. He sees this as a unique opportunity to show his gratitude and respect for the leader who has inspired him. The restaurant, already a local favorite, is abuzz with anticipation for the special occasion.
21 August,2024 12:57 PM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for Warsaw, Poland on August 21 for an official visit, which will also include Ukraine from August 21-23, according to the Ministry of External Affairs. This marks the first visit by an Indian PM to Poland in 45 years and coincides with the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Poland. The Indian Diaspora in Poland is eagerly anticipating the visit, expressing enthusiasm about the potential for elevated bilateral relations. A member of the Indian community highlighted the significance of the visit in enhancing ties between the two nations. PM Modi's Poland visit is expected to strengthen diplomatic and economic connections as both countries celebrate their longstanding partnership.
21 August,2024 11:16 AM IST
AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi raised concerns in the government regarding the release of 69 Indians detained by the Russian Army. He inquired whether India would cease purchasing Russian oil in response to the deaths of Indians during the Ukraine conflict. EAM S. Jaishankar addressed the Lok Sabha on this matter and responded to Owaisi's questions.
10 August,2024 01:32 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
