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The defence relationship between India and Brazil has seen significant deepening and diversification during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure, reflecting the growing strategic trust between the two major democracies.India and Brazil established diplomatic relations in 1948, signing their first defence agreement in 2003. The relationship was elevated to a strategic partnership in 2006, and the
Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (FARDC) has placed orders for Indian-made loitering munitions from a private Indian company, most likely Solar Defence and Aerospace Ltd.The DRC is also negotiating for anti-drone and suicide drone systems from Indian firms, including both private and state-owned enterprises.This marks a strategic pivot away from Chinese suppliers, driven by
Iran’s Ambassador to India, Iraj Elahi, has strongly advocated for India to play an enhanced and more active role in promoting peace and stability in West Asia, particularly amid escalating conflicts involving Israel, Palestine, and Lebanon. Speaking at the ‘Voices of Conscience:A solidarity gathering for Palestine’ in New Delhi, Elahi emphasised that, as a major power with influential ties to
India and Namibia have taken a significant step forward in their bilateral relationship with India offering a dedicated Line of Credit (LOC) to Namibia, aimed at facilitating the purchase of defence equipment from India.This development was announced during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Namibia, where High Commissioner Rahul Shrivastava highlighted Namibia’s keen interest in procuring
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Namibia marked a significant milestone in the bilateral relationship between the two countries, being the first such visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 27 years. The high-level delegation talks covered a comprehensive range of issues, with a pronounced focus on critical minerals and expanding cooperation across key sectors.A central theme of the
India’s High Commissioner to the UK, Vikram Doraiswami, has recently underscored the nation’s strategic initiatives aimed at bolstering its logistics infrastructure and cultivating a more favourable business environment, both critical to supporting India’s broader development objectives.Speaking at the India Maritime Investment Meet in London, Doraiswami highlighted the government’s commitment to
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Namibia marks a significant evolution in India’s engagement with Africa, highlighting a vision rooted in partnership, equity, and shared digital progress. In a landmark address to the Namibian Parliament, Modi positioned India as a trusted collaborator, sharply contrasting its approach with that of other major powers—most notably China—whose
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a significant diplomatic milestone by delivering his 17th address to a foreign nation’s Parliament, equalling the combined total of all Congress Prime Ministers before him.This landmark was reached during his address to the Namibian Parliament in Windhoek, where he received a standing ovation and sustained applause from lawmakers, highlighting the global
Foreign office has declined to assist family of six, who already have permission to join a relative in BritainA Palestinian family of six who are trapped in Gaza despite having permission to join a relative in the UK have gone to court to try to force …
Italy’s Enhanced Modular Air Defence Solution (EMADS) Air Defence SystemThe recent diplomatic engagements between India and Brazil have marked a significant chapter in their bilateral relations, particularly in the defence and strategic sectors. During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Brazil following the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, he met with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in