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Tsai will travel from 29 March to 7 April, making a detour in New York before continuing on to Guatemala and Belize and Los Angeles on the way back, the spokesperson said

India Lodges Strong Protest With US Over Vandalisation Of Consulate In San Francisco

"The US Government was reminded of its basic obligation to protect and secure diplomatic representation. It was asked to take appropriate measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents. Our Embassy in Washington D.C. also conveyed our concerns to the US State Department along similar lines," reads the Ministry of External Affairs press release

Central Banks Unite To Calm Markets After UBS Deal To Buy Credit Suisse

The bank’s cooperation came following Swiss authorities’ persuasion on UBS Group AG to buy rival Credit Suisse Group AG in a historic deal

North Korea Can Destroy America In Just 33 Min, Claims Chinese Defence Scientist

According to scientist, North Korea possesses a powerful ballistic missile that can destroy the American country in just 33 minutes

Russia’s Move In Ukraine Will Significantly Shape Its Relationships With West: US Intel Report

Sangeet Kumar Sanu

Intel report predicts that Moscow will continue to military, security, cyber and intelligence tools to advance what it sees as its own interests and try to undermine the interests of the United States and its allies

China Will Be More Assertive With Growing Power & Influence: US Intel Report

Sangeet Kumar Sanu

Intel report warns about China’s increasing military power with its economic, technological and diplomatic influence to leverage its dominant positions in key global supply chains to accomplish its strategic goals

US Senate confirms Indian-origin Ravi Chaudhary as Assistant Secretary of Air Force

Chaudhary will be the first Indian-American to serve as an Assistant Secretary of the Air Force

North Korea Launches Two Missiles Into Sea As Allies Conduct Drills

The missiles were launched from the southwestern coastal town of Jangyon and flew across North Korea before landing in the sea off the country's east coast, according to a statement from South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff

Don’t Keep All Eggs In One Basket: Learnings From SVB Crisis

Abhishek Sharma

Entrepreneurship

As the Silicon Valley Bank crisis creates headlines across the globe, important lessons such as diversifying investments and global collaborations in seeking resolutions come to the fore

European Arms Imports Are Increasing While US Export Is Increasing: Report

European members of the NATO alliance, led by the United States, increased their arms imports by 65 per cent over the previous five years

US, South Korea Begin Largest Joint Military Drills In Five Years

The US-South Korean exercises, dubbed Freedom Shield, are set to begin on Monday and will focus on the “changing security environment” caused by North Korea's redoubled aggression, according to the allies

Member States Emphasise On Military Ties While Quad Focuses On Humanitarian Aid

Sangeet Kumar Sanu

Member states’ unwillingness to call Quad a military platform is primarily derived from its nascent stage as a grouping, while another challenge is the fear of China among smaller Asian countries

US Approves E-2D Advanced Hawkeye Aircraft Sale Worth $1.4 Bn For Japan

Northrop Grumman, American aerospace and defence technology company will be the prime contractor of the deal costing 1.4 billion USD

US To Seal Semiconductor Supply Chain Partnership With India