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    A bet on Russia as a long-term, reliable partner is not good: US NSA to India

    US official advises India on its relationship with Russia, highlighting concerns that Moscow may side with China. Despite historic ties, US emphasizes investing in democratic partnerships. Prime Minister Modi discusses peace efforts with Putin amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.

    Vikram Misri, who has worked in PMO thrice, is India's next foreign secretary

    From the highest decision-making office in the country -PMO to External Affairs Minister's office and ambassadorial posting in Beijing, Misri has handled India's most challenging foreign relations in the past. A 1989-batch Indian Foreign Service officer, Misri, who has served in Washington DC in the past, is often known as someone who takes a "360-degree view of things". Being in Beijing during the Galwan crisis and thereafter, he has handled the toughest period in the Sino-Indian ties in recent times.

    US, India must stay at tech forefront, says Ajit Doval

    India and the US must remain at the forefront of technology to protect and defend their value systems and strategic interests. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and American counterpart Jake Sullivan attended the Initiative for Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET) Industry Roundtable. They discussed the importance of innovation, production, and deployment in technology partnerships.

    iCET on the right path

    US NSA Jake Sullivan's visit to Delhi, the first since India's new NDA government took office, focused on advancing the India-US Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET). Sullivan and Indian counterpart Ajit Doval chaired the iCET meeting, setting the agenda for deeper collaboration in sectors like defence, space, semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing.

    US, India must remain at forefront of technology: NSA Ajit Doval

    National Security Advisor Ajit Doval emphasized the crucial role of India and the US in leading technological advancements to safeguard their respective values and strategic interests. His remarks came during the iCET (India-US initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology) industry roundtable, where he highlighted the progress and significance of collaboration under iCET. Doval's comments followed recent initiatives unveiled with US counterpart Jake Sullivan to deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, critical minerals, telecommunications, and defence space.

    PM Modi meets US NSA, says India committed to boost strategic partnership with US

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's commitment to strengthening its comprehensive global strategic partnership with the United States, following his meeting with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. The discussions focused on advancing the India-US Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET), covering areas such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, telecom, defence, critical minerals, and space.

    • iCET Meet: Doval, Sullivan focus on co-production, co-development, R&D

      NSA Ajit Doval and US counterpart Jake Sullivan met for the second iCET meeting, focusing on co-production, co-development, and R&D. They emphasized staying at the forefront of innovation and coordinating with allies for secure technology solutions. They highlighted the need to safeguard sensitive technologies from leaks to countries of concern, without naming China.

      NSA Doval holds wide-ranging talks with his American counterpart Sullivan

      National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and his American counterpart Jake Sullivan held talks in New Delhi on the implementation of the India-US Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET). They discussed global and regional issues of mutual interest, focusing on areas like semiconductors, AI, quantum computing, and defence innovation.

      G7 Summit: Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's 'Namaste' greeting goes viral

      During the G7 Summit in Italy, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's greeted leaders with the 'Namaste' greeting. Modi's trip, his first abroad since re-election, prioritizes discussions on AI, energy, Africa, and the Mediterranean. The summit's objectives include promoting economic growth, addressing environmental challenges, and confronting international security issues, notably the conflict in Ukraine and Gaza.

      The importance of being Ajit Doval: A 3rd term for the spymaster

      While a third term for Doval can be seen as part of the continuity in the Narendra Modi government in which top Union ministers have retained their portfolios, Doval's consecutive third term indicates his importance for the Modi government which has adopted aggressive posture against cross-border terrorism.

      G7 Summit: PM Modi, President Biden likely to meet; US to raise Pannun's murder attempt plot

      G7 Summit: During the upcoming G7 Summit in Italy, President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are expected to meet. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan highlighted that Biden's upcoming trip to Italy could include an encounter with the Indian Prime Minister. He also emphasized his administration's commitment to discussing significant issues, including recent concerns such as the thwarted Sikh separatist murder plot, at high-level meetings with India.

      AI, energy, Africa to be in focus, says PM Modi as he leaves for Italy for G7 outreach session

      Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to attend an Outreach session at the G7 summit in Italy, focusing on artificial intelligence, energy, Africa, and the Mediterranean. This visit marks his first foreign trip after being elected for a third term. The summit is expected to address global issues such as the conflict in Ukraine and Gaza. Modi will also hold a bilateral meeting with Italian Prime Minister Meloni to strengthen the India-Italy strategic partnership. The G7 comprises the US, the UK, France, Italy, Germany, Canada, and Japan, with Italy currently holding the presidency.

      US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan expected in India in June for iCET review

      US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan plans to visit India this month to discuss shared priorities with the new government. Sullivan will focus on the iCET review and the upcoming Quad Summit during his trip. Sullivan had twice postponed India trip this year due to West Asia crisis

      NSA Jake Sullivan to visit New Delhi to engage new government on shared India-US priorities: White House

      US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will visit India to discuss shared priorities with the new government, following a call from President Joe Biden to PM Narendra Modi congratulating him on his re-election and emphasizing their commitment to the Indo-Pacific region.

      Berlin lets Ukraine use German weapons against targets in Russia after the US also eases its stance

      Germany and the United States have authorized Ukraine to target some Russian positions on Russian soil with long-range weapons supplied by the West, marking a significant policy shift amid the ongoing conflict. This decision, aimed at defending the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, comes as Ukrainian forces face challenges from Russian attacks in the region. The move has drawn strong reactions from Moscow, with warnings of potential NATO involvement in the conflict. Western leaders have been cautious about easing restrictions on weapons due to fears of provoking Russian President Vladimir Putin.

      Russian missiles kill 4 people in Kharkiv after Biden OKs a Ukrainian response using US weapons

      Ukrainian officials have previously accused Russia of targeting rescue workers by hitting residential buildings with two consecutive missiles - the first one to draw emergency crews to the scene and the second one to wound or kill them. The tactic is called a "double tap" in military jargon. Russia used the same method in Syria's civil war.

      Climate change and mental health: How extreme heat can have devastating impact on those living with mental illness

      Hospital admissions for mental health spike during heat waves, exacerbated by extreme heat. Mental health issues can worsen in hot weather, affecting vulnerable populations like those with schizophrenia.

      Exercise & diet play key role in enhancing survival for cancer patients

      ​The mainstays of cancer treatment remain surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and hormone therapy. But there are other treatments and strategies - "adjunct" or supportive cancer care - that can have a powerful impact on a patient's quality of life, survival and experience during cancer treatment.

      As COVID cases rise again, what do you need to know about the new FLiRT variants?

      FLirt Covid 19 Virus: Scientists are studying the FLiRT variants, subvariants of the Omicron lineage, which may be more contagious and evade immunity better. The FLiRT variants, derived from the JN.1 variant, are demonstrating increased 'fitness' and may become the dominant subvariants in Australia. Booster shots targeting Omicron XBB.1.5 provide significant protection against severe illness.

      India's progress would have been faster, if borders were more secure, says NSA Doval

      Delivering the Rustamji Memorial Lecture organised by the BSF on its 21st investiture ceremony, he said, "In the foreseeable future, I don't think our borders are going to be as secure as we will require for our fast economic growth. So, the responsibility on border guarding forces has become very, very heavy. They have got to remain on alert 24X7 in perpetuity. They have got to see that our national interests and country are protected."

      NSA Doval suggests jointness among central armed police forces

      India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has said that the country's economic progress would have been faster if its borders had been more secure and defined. Doval highlighted that the country's power has grown immensely in the last decade, and that border guarding forces must remain on alert 24/7 to protect national interests and the country. He also highlighted the importance of borders as they define sovereignty.

      'NASA-type' NSA: Why India's next National Security Adviser should be a space scientist

      If the Government of India decides to appoint a new National Security Adviser (NSA) in June, it should consider someone outside the traditional choices of diplomats or spymasters. The role of the NSA should be more like the American model, focusing on coordination between security-related government wings. India's previous NSAs have varied in their approaches, with some acting more like deputy prime ministers. A space scientist could bring a fresh perspective, especially considering India's advancements in space technology and the strategic importance of space in defense and telecommunications.

      US NSA Jake Sullivan postpones India trip for second time since February amid West Asian tensions

      US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has postponed his India trip for the second time since February due to the West Asian crisis following Iran's direct strike against Israel. The US is a key player in the volatile region, and Sullivan is at the forefront of the firefighting. He is also awaiting the iCET annual review and the next meeting of the Quad leaders.

      India, US NSAs explore ICET meet before Lok Sabha polls

      India and the US plan to review the Initiative for Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET). The Quad members are considering an in-person summit in India after the US elections. Discussions have focused on collaborations in various fields to boost industry competitiveness.

      US NSA Jake Sullivan set to visit India this month

      The proposed visit comes in the backdrop of the US government last week approving sale of 31 MQ9B drones to India. The Defence Security Cooperation Agency said the US state department gave the approval for drones and related equipment worth $3.99 billion. The agency said it had also delivered the required certification notifying Congress of the sale.

      National Security Agency buys web browsing data without warrant: senator letter

      Democratic senator Ron Wyden released the December 11 letter and called upon US intelligence officials to stop using Americans' personal data without their express knowledge and consent, saying it was unlawful.

      Houthi threat in Red Sea sets off 'All Hands on Deck' call: US NSA Jake Sullivan at WEF, Davos
      Telecom secretary meets US Deputy NSA to launch OpenRAN plan

      The agreement came during Neeraj Mittal's, secretary of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), visit to the United States starting January 12, 2024, addressing critical aspects of "India's technological prowess and global collaboration", the ministry said.

      We have mature ties, work through differences: Deputy NSA Jonathan Finer

      US deputy national security advisor Jonathan Finer, who was in India on Monday, met external affairs minister S Jaishankar, NSA Ajit Doval and deputy NSA Vikram Misri, among other officials. He "acknowledged India's establishment of a Committee of Enquiry to investigate lethal plotting in the United States and the importance of holding accountable anyone found responsible", the White House said in a statement.

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