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The people in the UK are unhappy with the European Union (EU). If they leave, they will take along with them the idea of a United Europe. Has it been as successful as we have been led to believe?

'India can benefit greatly from partnership with Africa'

Former diplomat KC Singh, who has been an ambassador to the United Arab Emirates and then to Iran says: "Africa is both a market and also has huge resources of mines and minerals, and other raw materials, which can help India grow at 8-8.5%."

Experts discuss pros & cons of the Iran nuke deal

KC Singh, former India Ambassador to Iran and Beyza Unal, research fellow at Chatham House in an interview to CNBC-TV18 spoke about the pros and cons of the historic nuclear deal between Iran and the West after a 12-year standoff.

Pak ex-AVM says Gen Singh blowing issue out of proportion

On a day when Indian Army Chief General Bikram Singh warned of retaliation at the Line of Control, Pakistan continued to deny decapitating any Indian soldier's body and maintained that India was blowing things out of proportions. This came even as former Indian diplomats and Army chiefs claim that Pakistan's actions are tantamount to a war crime.

Obama vs Romney: What does it mean for India?

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, KC Singh, former ambassador to Iran and former secretary, MEA spoke about the US election and its impact on India.

Rana-Headly trial: Impact on India-Pak & India-US relations

The Rana-Headly trial in Chicago has revealed massive evidence directly linking the ISI to 26/11. In turn, this has raised critical questions about India’s relationship with Pakistan, but also a few that affect New Delhi’s ties with Washington. Experts examine the triangular impact.

Strike against targets in Pak: Can India do what US did?

America’s successful stealth strike against Osama bin Laden has let many to ask whether India should carry out similar covert operations against targets in Pakistan. Experts discuss.

PM-Gilani cricket meet: A significant step forward?

After the success of yesterday’s meeting between the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan and the widespread bonhomie and euphoria surrounding it we examine the potential of cricket diplomacy and the new chapter that many believe has opened up in Indo-Pak relations. Is this just sentiment or could it also be substantial.