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India falls to 85th in Henley Passport Index 2025, offering visa-free access to 57 countries. Singapore tops the list.

BRICS+ leaders meet in Rio amid global power shifts and internal divisions. Discussions focus on reforming international institutions and addressing climate change, AI, and global health.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla leads Indian delegation to the 11th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in Brazil, focusing on AI, global governance, and economic development.

UN highlights India's progress in reducing child mortality, citing Ayushman Bharat and other health initiatives as key drivers. The country has saved millions of lives through strategic investments...

India's External Affairs Minister highlights BRICS' commitment to multi-polarity and its focus on global order reform. Learn more about BRICS membership and key issues discussed.

China highlights the growing influence of the BRICS bloc among Global South nations, emphasizing its role in promoting cooperation and solidarity.

Developed countries spent USD 378 billion on fossil fuel subsidies in 2023, exceeding their climate finance commitment to developing nations. The IISD analysis highlights the misallocation of...

The new USD 300 billion climate finance package for the Global South at COP29 faces criticism, with LDCs and AOSIS expressing dissatisfaction and concerns about its implementation.

India strongly criticized the USD 300 billion climate finance package at COP29, calling it ''unfair'' and ''stage-managed'', arguing that it fails to meet developing countries'' needs.

India rejected the new climate finance package of USD 300 billion annually by 2035 at the UN climate conference, calling it 'too little and too distant.' India demanded USD 1.3 trillion annually to...

Developing countries reject COP29 climate finance draft, demanding at least USD 1.3 trillion annually. Developed nations are pushing for a broader investment goal, drawing criticism.

All countries reject climate finance draft at COP29, leaving the future of climate action uncertain. Developing nations demand USD 1.3 trillion annually, while developed countries struggle to agree...

Developing countries at COP29 criticized unilateral trade measures disguised as climate action, arguing they violate principles of equity and harm global cooperation. The EU's Carbon Border...

Like-Minded Megadiverse Countries (LMMC), including India, call for stronger resource mobilization for biodiversity at COP16. The group emphasizes the need for a dedicated fund and rights for...

The Like-Minded Developing Countries (LMDC) warns that failure to deliver a meaningful climate finance goal could jeopardize the Paris Agreement, with developing nations lacking support to combat...

Developing countries warn that the Paris Agreement is at risk if developed nations fail to deliver on climate finance commitments, putting pressure on COP29 negotiations.

Developed nations push for expanded climate finance contributions from emerging economies, sparking debate at COP29 negotiations. Critics argue this undermines historical responsibility and equity.

Developed countries are pushing for a wider contributor base for climate finance, proposing that nations like China and Saudi Arabia contribute. Developing countries oppose the move, arguing it...

Developed countries advocate for expanding the donor base for climate finance, including China and Gulf states, while developing nations resist, citing equity concerns.

Khanij Bidesh India Ltd (KABIL) aims to acquire a lithium asset in Australia this fiscal year, aiming to secure critical minerals for India's energy transition.

Global icons, Bollywood stars, and business leaders converge in Jamnagar for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's lavish pre-wedding festivities.

India's proposed free trade agreement with Peru faces challenges due to potential duty concessions on gold, which accounts for 80% of India's imports from Peru. GTRI highlights the risk of...

India will invest Rs 200 crore to explore and develop five lithium mines in Argentina, aiming to secure critical minerals for energy transition and electric vehicle production.

India plans to auction nearly 100 more critical mineral blocks before February 2024, aiming to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on imports.

NITI Aayog member V K Saraswat says India is unlikely to adopt hyperloop technology due to its immaturity and economic viability concerns. The focus is on developing domestic lithium-ion battery...