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Asserting that India should be an integral part of America’s Asia policy, a Congressman from New York has urged the Obama administration to strengthen its ties with New Delhi. “From …
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Stressing that India had to take cognisance of Uyghur Leader Dolkun Isa’s red corner notice which was not highlighted during the visa application process, India’s Ministry of External Affairs has …
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The escalation of geopolitical tensions in Asia-Pacific continues to rise as the US has warned China of rising damage to its reputation if it ignores an international court ruling on …
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Actress Priyanka Chopra has confirmed that she will be present at the annual White House Correspondents’ Diner this weekend. The gala dinner will be President Barack Obama’s last in office.
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Building on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Mongolia in May 2015, the two countries decided to elevate their ties to the level of strategic partnership and signed a framework …
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China is working on a new plan for international cooperation in the South China Sea and its neighbouring waters in an attempt to bolster relations with the Southeast Asian countries …
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As India and the US seek to improve their bilateral trade by leaps and bounds, the Obama administration on April 27 kept China, Russia and India on its annual list of countries with the worst …
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A Chinese university has expelled three Indian students for reportedly being involved in an armed clash that left one student with stab wounds. The brawl took place between two groups …
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Days after the foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan held talks in an attempt to revive the stalled dialogue process, Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry pushed for a result-oriented …
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Vindicating India’s stand, top US lawmakers have expressed concerns over the Obama Administration’s decision to sell eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan and argued that the aircraft could be used against India and not necessarily only to combat terrorism.
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