Published by TGII Media Private Limited, a leading media, publishing, research, and consultancy company, India and The World (ITW) is one of its kind magazine and journal that is exclusively focused on international affairs. ITW publishes long–form essays, commentaries and interviews with eminent personalities, iplomats and strategy gurus from India and the World. Marrying high–quality content and innovative design, ITW has acquired a devoted following among the diplomatic and strategic community
Published by TGII Media Private Limited, a leading media, publishing, research, and consultancy company, India and The World (ITW) is one of its kind magazine and journal that is exclusively focused on international affairs. ITW publishes long–form essays, commentaries and interviews with eminent personalities, iplomats and strategy gurus from India and the World. Marrying high–quality content and innovative design, ITW has acquired a devoted following among the diplomatic and strategic community
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Published by TGII Media Private Limited, a leading media, publishing, research, and consultancy company, India and The World (ITW) is one of its kind magazine and journal that is exclusively focused on international affairs. ITW publishes long–form essays, commentaries and interviews with eminent personalities, iplomats and strategy gurus from India and the World. Marrying high–quality content and innovative design, ITW has acquired a devoted following among the diplomatic and strategic community
Published by TGII Media Private Limited, a leading media, publishing, research, and consultancy company, India and The World (ITW) is one of its kind magazine and journal that is exclusively focused on international affairs. ITW publishes long–form essays, commentaries and interviews with eminent personalities, iplomats and strategy gurus from India and the World. Marrying high–quality content and innovative design, ITW has acquired a devoted following among the diplomatic and strategic community
Expert research that provides strategic foresight
Expert Analysis and Insights that drive impact
Publishing ideas that define global narratives
Bring together thought leaders to create impact
Expert research that provides strategic foresight
Expert Analysis and Insights that drive impact
Bringing together thought leaders to create impact
Publishing ideas that define global narratives
Post-Operation Sindoor, India reminds Turkey, China of concerns and sensitivities
A probe into the debris after Pakistan’s attempt to breach the northern and western fronts had suggested that the drones used by Pakistan were of Turkish origin, the Songar armed drone system, and some missiles were supplied by China. When asked about China’s role in the India-Pakistan crisis, the spokesperson reminded Beijing that “mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual sensitivity remain the basis of India-China relations.” “Our NSA and the Chinese FM and Special Representative on Boundary Issue Mr Wang Yi had spoken to each other on May 10, 2025, when the NSA conveyed India’s resolute stance against cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan. The Chinese side is aware that mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual sensitivity remain the basis of India-China relations.” India’s Armed Forces intercepted and neutralised high-tech foreign weapons used by Pakistan, including Chinese-origin PL-15 air-to-air missiles and Turkish Byker YIHA III kamikaze drones.
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