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India and Cyprus have elevated their bilateral relationship to a full Strategic Partnership during President Nikos Christodoulides’s state visit to New Delhi, marking a significant diplomatic milestone, reported India Today. The upgrade is anchored in a five-year defence roadmap and a series of agreements that highlight convergence in security, trade, and connectivity across the Eastern
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has arrived in Cyprus to participate in the Informal Meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Ministers (Gymnich), co-chaired by EU High Representative Kaja Kallas and Cyprus Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos.His visit includes key diplomatic engagements with Germany, Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia, underscoring India’s growing role in European and global strategic
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a significant meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha in Cyprus as he arrived to participate in the ‘Gymnich’ informal meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Ministers.The discussion centred on the ongoing Ukraine conflict, with both leaders exchanging views on the situation and exploring avenues for bilateral cooperation. Jaishankar described
Cyprus is now seriously considering the purchase of India’s supersonic BrahMos missile system, alongside Kamikaze drones, under a new defence roadmap with New Delhi.If finalised, the deal would mark a major strategic setback for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, given Ankara’s decades-long occupation of northern Cyprus and its hostile stance towards Nicosia.Cypriot President Nikos
Published: May 26, 2026 At the recent SAHA Expo 2026, Turkey unveiled a mock-up of the Yildirimhan (Thunderbolt) and released details about the long-range, four-engined, liquid-fueled ballistic missile. The designation “Yildirimhan” refers to Ottoman Sultan Bayezid I, known as “the Thunderbolt,” circa 1400 AD. He was known for acting faster than his enemies, striking before […]
Turkey’s ICBM: Ambition for Autonomy was originally published on Global Security Review.
India’s emergence as a co‑author of global governance was underscored at the 3rd India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo, where Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen described India as “not a middle power, but one of the world’s greatest powers.”This remark captured the broader geopolitical transition in which India is increasingly recognised as a shaper of climate, technology and governance frameworks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Italy has elevated bilateral ties to a “Special Strategic Partnership,” with both nations committing to a structured roadmap under the Joint Strategic Action Plan 2025–2029.The partnership now spans trade, defence, innovation, clean energy, and cultural exchanges, with a clear target of reaching €20 billion in annual trade by 2029.Prime Minister Modi,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at the venue of the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, ushering in a new chapter of high‑level diplomatic and economic engagement.His presence set the stage for a major strategic push in Northern Europe, marking the next critical leg of his four‑nation European tour.PM Modi had reached the Norwegian capital on Monday after completing bilateral
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the Norway‑India Business and Research Summit in Oslo on 18 May 2026, declared that his government is offering the best opportunities and incentives across key sectors to elevate manufacturing in India to the next level. This was also a message to Nordic countries in general.He urged Norwegian companies to invest in India, emphasising that the country’s
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in the third India‑Nordic Summit in Oslo on Tuesday, where he emphasised that democracy, rule of law and a shared commitment to multilateralism make India and the Nordic countries “natural partners.”The summit was hosted by Norway and brought together leaders from all five Nordic nations, including Iceland’s Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadottir, Norway’s