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31st ASEAN Summit In Manila: Narendra Modi Meets PMs of Australia, Vietnam And Japan - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the Prime Ministers of Australia, Vietnam, Japan, New Zealand, China and the Sultan of Brunei today as part of his 3-day visit for the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines. The Prime Minister will now attend the 12th East Asia Summit and the RCEP Leader's meetings before heading back to India this evening.
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PM Modi Invites ASEAN Countries To Ramp Up Investment In India
Showcasing economic reform initiatives of his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today invited the ASEAN countries to ramp up their investment in India and said the task of transforming the country is proceeding at an "unprecedented scale".
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Donald Trump Hails 'Great Relationship' With Self-Proclaimed Killer Rodrigo Duterte
Donald Trump declared Monday he had a "great relationship" with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, a self-proclaimed killer who is waging a drugs war that rights groups say involves mass murder, as the leaders joked with each other in Manila.
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Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte All Smiles As He Meets Donald Trump
Donald Trump shook hands Monday with a smiling Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, a man who boasts about personally killing people and who is waging a drug war that rights groups say involves mass murder.
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Donald Trump Breaks The Link As Handshake Photo Op Goes Awry In Manila
Donald Trump was all fingers and thumbs during a carefully choreographed photo op Monday at a summit of world leaders, failing to grasp whose hands he was supposed to be holding and breaking a lineup intended to showcase unity.
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Narendra Modi At ASEAN Summit: Our Cooperation Can Rise Beyond Bilateral Ties: PM Modi To US President Trump - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump held a bilateral meeting in Manila, Philippines, today on the sidelines of the 31st ASEAN Summit or the Association of South-East Asian Nations, a 10-nation grouping besides India, that's expected to boost trade and defence cooperation. PM Modi is the second Indian Prime Minister to visit M...
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ASEAN Summit 2017: PM Modi And President Trump Shake Hands In Manila - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Manila for a three-day visit to attend the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits. The ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region including India, comprises a combined population of 1.85 billion people, one-fourth of the global population. Prime Minister Modi is likely to reassert India's push to c...
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With Focus On Indo-Pacific Region, PM Modi Visits Philippines For ASEAN Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today left for the Philippines, where he will participate in various bilateral and multilateral programmes, including the India-ASEAN Summit.
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ASEAN Gives Beijing A Pass On South China Sea Dispute, Cites 'Improving Cooperation'
Southeast Asian leaders took a softer stance on disputes in the South China Sea during a summit that ended on Saturday, avoiding tacit references to China's building and arming of its manmade islands, according to the chairman's statement.
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31st ASEAN Summit In Manila: Narendra Modi Meets PMs of Australia, Vietnam And Japan - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the Prime Ministers of Australia, Vietnam, Japan, New Zealand, China and the Sultan of Brunei today as part of his 3-day visit for the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines. The Prime Minister will now attend the 12th East Asia Summit and the RCEP Leader's meetings before heading back to India this evening.
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PM Modi Invites ASEAN Countries To Ramp Up Investment In India
Showcasing economic reform initiatives of his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today invited the ASEAN countries to ramp up their investment in India and said the task of transforming the country is proceeding at an "unprecedented scale".
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Donald Trump Hails 'Great Relationship' With Self-Proclaimed Killer Rodrigo Duterte
Donald Trump declared Monday he had a "great relationship" with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, a self-proclaimed killer who is waging a drugs war that rights groups say involves mass murder, as the leaders joked with each other in Manila.
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Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte All Smiles As He Meets Donald Trump
Donald Trump shook hands Monday with a smiling Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, a man who boasts about personally killing people and who is waging a drug war that rights groups say involves mass murder.
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Donald Trump Breaks The Link As Handshake Photo Op Goes Awry In Manila
Donald Trump was all fingers and thumbs during a carefully choreographed photo op Monday at a summit of world leaders, failing to grasp whose hands he was supposed to be holding and breaking a lineup intended to showcase unity.
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Narendra Modi At ASEAN Summit: Our Cooperation Can Rise Beyond Bilateral Ties: PM Modi To US President Trump - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump held a bilateral meeting in Manila, Philippines, today on the sidelines of the 31st ASEAN Summit or the Association of South-East Asian Nations, a 10-nation grouping besides India, that's expected to boost trade and defence cooperation. PM Modi is the second Indian Prime Minister to visit M...
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ASEAN Summit 2017: PM Modi And President Trump Shake Hands In Manila - Highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Manila for a three-day visit to attend the ASEAN-India and East Asia summits. The ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region including India, comprises a combined population of 1.85 billion people, one-fourth of the global population. Prime Minister Modi is likely to reassert India's push to c...
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With Focus On Indo-Pacific Region, PM Modi Visits Philippines For ASEAN Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today left for the Philippines, where he will participate in various bilateral and multilateral programmes, including the India-ASEAN Summit.
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ASEAN Gives Beijing A Pass On South China Sea Dispute, Cites 'Improving Cooperation'
Southeast Asian leaders took a softer stance on disputes in the South China Sea during a summit that ended on Saturday, avoiding tacit references to China's building and arming of its manmade islands, according to the chairman's statement.
