IndiaWorldEyeSecretary-General António Guterres called the assault on civilian infrastructure a clear violation of international law.
Russian strikes tore through Kyiv in the early hours of Wednesday, killing 17 people and causing extensive damage to civilian infrastructure across the Ukrainian capital.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the attacks, calling them a clear violation of international law.
The UN Security Council examines Syria's fragile transition amid reported ISIS-affiliated violence and fuel price unrest. India's counterterrorism and diaspora interests hang on whether the Syrian state can deny ungoverned space to jihadist networks.
The United Kingdom told the IAEA Board of Governors on 9 September 2026 that Syria has made meaningful progress on longstanding nuclear safeguards issues, acknowledging the Assad regime's undeclared reactor at Dair Al Zour.
Taiwan is building a drone-centric defence doctrine designed to deny the PLA a coastal foothold through surveillance swarms and loitering munitions — what military planners have called a 'drone hellscape.' The strategy carries direct lessons for India's own contested-border planning and its emerging indigenous drone ecosystem, while a successful deterrence model in the Taiwan Strait would also constrain PLA bandwidth on the Himalayan frontier.
Kathmandu University cancelled an International Association for Tibetan Studies conference, citing an official order Nepal's government subsequently denied issuing. The episode lays bare how deeply Chinese political influence has penetrated Nepal's institutional life — and what that means for the Himalayan buffer India has long taken for granted.
