Countries that have turned crytpocurrencies into a legal tender
El Salvador on Tuesday 15th February became the 1st country to bring in bitcoin as an official legal tender sparking ruthless comments from IMF.
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Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin to discuss Ukraine crisis over a high-level phone call
Putin to have a call with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, who had paid a visit to him in Moscow last week. Efforts are being made for the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. A call with President Biden is followed.
Quad has worked well due to strong relations between member countries: EAM S Jaishankar
On Saturday, EAM Jaishankar will co-head with his Australian counterpart Marise Payne in the 12th India-Australia foreign ministers' framework discussion.
US officials request for delay in 5G rollout
Telecom providers AT&T and Verizon have been asked for a delay in the 5G rollout due to aviation industry problems.
Ford Motor issues green bonds worth $2.5 billion to investors
The corporate green bonds market in the U.S. had collected $58.6 billion in profits in 90 donations this year.
Allied nation urge US President Joe Biden to not mandate the ‘no first use’ US nuclear policy: Report
Allies share concerns that the Congressionally-mandated nuclear policy revision could threaten long-established deterrence works directed at Russia and China.
US calls first-ever meeting with Taliban at Doha ‘candid and professional’
The U.S. officials stated that the weekend meeting was a sequence of "pragmatic engagements” with the Taliban and "not about granting recognition or conferring legitimacy" to the organisation.
Macy’s sues to bar Amazon from its longtime billboard space at NYC store
In the lawsuit that was filed last week in the state Supreme Court in Manhattan, the retailer stated that there was a restrictive agreement set in place since 1963 that barred the advertisement space being used by any of Macy’s rivals.
NASA launches Landsat 9 satellite from Vandenberg, aims to monitor impacts of climate change
The satellite lifted off on United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Space Launch Complex 3E at 2.12 pm Eastern Time, after which the Landsat 9 observatory was segregated from the vehicle.
US President Joe Biden believes India should have a permanent seat in UNSC: Ministry of External Affairs
The UNSC consists of 15 members, including ten non-permanent and five permanent members. The 193-member UNSC conducts elections every year to choose five non-permanent members for two years at the UN.
US President Joe Biden announces ‘Quad fellowship’ for careers in STEM
The Quad member countries, along with the US are India, Japan and Australia. Students from these countries will now have greater opportunities to pursue their dream occupations in the United States under STEM.
India and US relations are much more deeper than just government-to-government relations: White House official
US President Joe Biden will host Modi at the White House for their first bilateral meeting. Later on that day, Biden will also host the first-ever in-person Quad Leaders’ Summit at the White House with Modi, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
General Bipin Rawat to visit Russia, US to meet defence officials in his first foreign trip as CDS
The conference will be focusing on addressing issues related to regional security. The crisis in Afghanistan will be brought up during the discussion.
The United States and the European Union plans on striking a deal to control methane emissions
The United States and the EU will pledge later this week to control human-caused methane emissions by at least 30 percent by 2030, comparing with the 2020 level, as per a draft.
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