Kathmandu [Nepal], September 18 (ANI): Nepal’s cabinet on Friday has recommended ambassadors for 13 nations, including India, China and the US. The meeting of the Council of Ministers on Friday afternoon recommended Nischal Nath Pandey, director of the Centre for South Asian Studies and a foreign-policy scholar, as ambassador to India. Pandey previously served as…
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As Africa’s BRICS membership grows without translating into greater influence, India’s chairship offers an opening to shift from expanding African representation to strengthening Africa’s voice within the grouping
India and Morocco have taken a major step toward expanding their military partnership through a high-level meeting in New Delhi.
India and South Africa have paved the way for a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA), with the Terms of Reference for negotiations already signed, opening the door for a significant expansion in bilateral trade currently valued at USD 18.01 billion.
India voted in favour of a United Nations General Assembly resolution on 6 September 2026 that seeks to correct distortions in the world map, particularly the underrepresentation of Africa’s true size. The resolution, titled “Correct the Map,” was supported by 164 countries, with only the United States voting against it and six countries abstaining. The…
In a recent address at the Global Impact Forum in Mumbai, South Africa’s Consul General, Gideon Labane, emphasized the robust relationship between South Africa and India. With shared cultural connections and a large Indian-origin population in South Africa, Labane expressed confidence in the growing bilateral ties.
He further stressed that Europe did not want critical economic dependencies to become instruments of coercion. Moneycontrol News September 04, 2026 / 12:11 IST File photo of Belgium Prime Minister Bart De Weve
India’s engagement with Africa on traditional medicine could move from shared heritage towards a shared ecosystem of research, regulation, manufacturing and skills development, deepening South-South scientific cooperation
Africa’s economic pressures are uneven: while debt and instability weigh on some economies, others are building industrial capacity and regional value chains, creating new opportunities for India
