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5 days ago |
firstpost.com | Rohit Arora
Trade agreements in the 21st century are no longer just about reducing tariffs. Increasingly, they are evolving into frameworks that facilitate data flows, digital services, and financial innovation. They are evolving into frameworks that facilitate data flows, digital services and financial innovation. According to the World Trade Organisation over 60 per cent of newly signed trade deals contained more provisions related to e-commerce and digital finance.
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1 week ago |
firstpost.com | Anmol Singla
Over the past two years, North Korea has significantly deepened its military cooperation with Russia, supplying a wide array of troops, munitions, missiles and equipment to bolster Moscow’songoing war against Ukraine. A detailed and alarming report released by the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team (MSMT) — a coalition of eleven UN member states — lays bare the scope and mechanics of these transfers, arguing that they constitute a direct violation of multiple UN Security Council resolutions.
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1 week ago |
firstpost.com | Bhagyasree Sengupta
On Tuesday, Turkish PresidentRecep Tayyip Erdoganannounced that he has appointed a team of legal experts who will commence working on the country’s new constitution. The proclamation from the Turkish leader, who is known for using electoral malpractices to stay in power, immediately raised concerns about whether he is planning to constitutionally extend his term in office. While Erdogan’s term is scheduled to end in 2028, he has already started employing tactics of curbing the voices of dissent.
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1 week ago |
firstpost.com | Chandan Prakash
In a renewed push for diplomacy, Pakistan’s leadership once again extended an olive branch to India, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressing willingness to engage in comprehensive peace talks to resolve all outstanding issues, including the perennial flashpoints of Kashmir and cross-border terrorism, alongside water disputes and trade.
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1 week ago |
firstpost.com | Tara Kartha
Tara Kartha• May 27, 2025, 11:51:56 ISTWhatsappFacebookTwitterDefence Minister Rajnath Singh has indicated that ‘Operation Sindoor’ was only a ‘trailer’, and more actions are in the pipelineread moreOperation Sindoor's next phase needs more action. Image: News18It seems the dust has settled somewhat on the India-Pakistan conflict, but only for now. Defence Minister Rajnath Singhindicated that ‘Operation Sindoor’ was only a ‘trailer’, and more actions are in the pipeline.
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