Spotlight & Vision

Beyond the Middle East Crisis: Why the Russia – India – China Dialogue Matters for a Multipolar World

As the Middle East crisis escalates, global attention turns to energy security and international diplomacy. The Russia – India – China framework emerges as a crucial platform for consultation, demonstrating how trilateral cooperation among Eurasian powers can help manage conflicts, stabilize markets, and strengthen a balanced, multipolar global system.

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Energy & Climate

From African Gardens to Global Tables: Johari Teas and the Art of Trade Diplomacy

In the evolving landscape of global agri-trade, tea remains one of Africa’s most enduring and culturally significant exports. Among the companies redefining Africa’s premium tea presence on the world stage is Trans-Atlantic Trading Company Limited (TATC)—a Kenya-based exporter steadily building a reputation for quality, reliability, and market expertise.

European Union and India Partnership – A model of Multilateralism

The world caught a rare glimpse of Ursula von der Leyen, taking a centre stage at Kartavya Path while European Military marched in New Delhi, the capital of India amidst the grandeurs of the Republic Day celebration on January 26, 2026. India warmly welcomed its chief guests António Luís Santos da Costa the President of the European Council and Ursula von der Leyen, European Commission Chief on the occasion of 77th Republic Day in 2026.

From Buddha Dharma to Diplomacy: Collective Wisdom, Global Dialogue, and Civilizational Coexistence at the Second Global Buddhist Summit

The Second Global Buddhist Summit (2nd GBS) held on 24-25 January 2026, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, marked an important moment in the contemporary engagement of Buddhism at the global level. The Second GBS, organized jointly by the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC) in association with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, defined itself as an umbrella covering all aspects, including spirituality, scholarship, governance, diplomacy, entrepreneurship, and civilizational encounters.