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The centre of gravity of India’s foreign policy seems to rest in Pakistan. Notwithstanding the legacy of expansive internationalism and an enduring ambition to become a great power, India seems …
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In the backdrop of growing hostility in South Asia, Pakistan has claimed that nuclear weapons are for war with India. This statement from Pakistan comes at a time when the relationship between India and Pakistan is at a low.
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Expressing concern over the cancellation of Samjhauta Express, Pakistan has summoned India’s acting Deputy High Commissioner Raghuram in Islamabad for an explanation. The cancellation of the train, which runs between …
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In an already existing hostile atmosphere in South Asia, Pakistan’s civil and military leadership has added to the hostility in South Asia by deciding not to have any talks with India unless the Kashmir issue is put on the agenda.
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Hitting back at Pakistan in the United Nations, India sent home a strong message to Pakistan to give up terror if it wants to resume talks with India. In a hard-hitting speech at the UN on October 1, India’s External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj lashed out at Pakistan saying it must give up terror if the two countries must sit down and talk.
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In a strong rebuttal of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s anti-India speech raking up LoC violations and Kashmir issue, at the UN General Assembly (UNGA), India asserted that Islamabad is a victim of its own policies of breeding and sponsoring terrorism.
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Get ready for Kashmir rhetorical fire between India and Pakistan at the forthcoming session of the UNGA. Pakistan has decided to highlight the Kashmir issue and India’s alleged interference in …
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Amid the chill in India-Pakistan relations, the ongoing meeting between India’s Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistan Rangers in New Delhi has kindled hope about reducing ceasefire violations that have …
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In the backdrop of India’s decision to restart oil and gas exploration off the Vietnam coast despite objections from Beijing and New Delhi’s Act East policy, a state-run Chinese think …
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A day before India’s Border Security Force and Pakistan Rangers meet for some straight talk on intensifying ceasefire violations, the atmosphere could not have been more tense, with charges and counter-charges flying thick and fast. In a calculated attempt to provoke New Delhi, Pakistan’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Sartaj Aziz on September 8 accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of following an “anti-Pakistan policy” and insisted that Islamabad will participate in any future talks with India only if Kashmir is part of the agenda.
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