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PM Modi Set for Historic NZ Trip

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By Venkat Raman Verified
| South Asian Herald
73 Regional attention is now focused on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s proposed visit to Australia and New Zealand in July. The date of his visit to New Zealand is the worst-kept secret. The visit would be the first by an Indian Prime Minister since 1986. As Modi prepares for a landmark visit to New Zealand, expectations are rising among governments, businesses and the Indian Diaspora.
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What the Iran conflict says about US power

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By Venkat Raman Verified
| MSN India Verified
The US-Israel war against Iran shows that overwhelming military and economic power no longer guarantee control. As adversaries resist and partners hedge, the US faces structural limits in translating dominance into stable outcomes. Even as peace proposals and counter-proposals were “studied”, and rejected, by the parties to the war, uncertainty lingers across several aspects.
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Beijing's tech strategy is a national security project

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By Venkat Raman Verified
| MSN India Verified
China's technological drive is no longer an economic project; it is a national security mandate. Reading Beijing's latest ambitions as mere “digitalisation” or industrial “upgradation” fundamentally misinterprets the emerging architecture of Chinese power. In Beijing's strategic calculus, technology is increasingly becoming the foundation through which national security, military capability, and State power are organised.
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