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PM Modi, Justin Trudeau Together In G20 Family Photo Amid India-Canada Rift
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro as diplomatic tensions between India and Canada continue to simmer.
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India A "Cyber Adversary", Says Trudeau Government, New Delhi Shreds Claim
The Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government's latest action suggests it has started treating India as an enemy country. India has been added to a list of enemy nations in terms of cyber security and has been labelled a 'cyber adversary'.
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How Khalistani Terrorists Influence Indian Students In Canada: Indian Envoy
Indian students in Canada "should be aware of their surrounding" and resist radicalisation attempts by Khalistani terrorists and extremists, Sanjay Kumar Verma, India's recalled High Commissioner told NDTV Thursday evening.
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How Far Can Justin Trudeau Go As Personal Electoral Gain Trumps Diplomatic Ties
Justin Trudeau's attempts for personal electoral gains have reached a level where actual diplomatic relations are seeing a fallout over "the politics of vote-bank". Is his government's attempts to retain power proving to be the downfall of Canada?
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Don't See Impact On Trade After Canada Diplomatic Row, Says Centre: Report
The escalation in the diplomatic row between India and Canada will not have an impact on the bilateral trade and investment ties between the two countries, government sources told PTI on Tuesday.
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Diplomatic Crisis Between India, Canada Leaves Several Punjab Families Worried
Kunal Saini, a 21-year-old student from Hoshiarpur, feels his dream of studying in Canada is shattered. Hoshiarpur's Arvind Sharma, whose son is a permanent resident status there, fears that it will be difficult for him to secure a Canadian visa.
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Faced "Grave Threat" Due To Qatar's Support For Terrorism, Extremism: UAE
The United Arab Emirates accused Qatar on Monday of backing "terrorism and extremism" as the three-year-old Gulf diplomatic crisis returned to the UN's top court.
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Qatar Begins Gulf Row Proceedings At World Trade Organisation
Qatar took the final step on Wednesday to start litigation at the World Trade Organization in its row with the United Arab Emirates, but no other WTO members spoke up in support of the move, which many trade experts see as a dangerous precedent.
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Saudi Arabia Suspends Dialogue With Qatar After Leaders Talk On Phone
Saudi Arabia on Saturday suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of "distorting facts", just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of both countries suggested a breakthrough in the Gulf dispute.
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Qatar Ruler Phones Saudi Crown Prince About Starting Talks: Reports
Qatar's ruler phoned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to express interest in talks to resolve a three-month-old diplomatic crisis, Saudi state media said early Saturday.
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Willing To Mediate In Qatar Crisis Talks, Deal Can Come Quick, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the US-allied Gulf Arab states and Qatar, and said that he thinks a deal could come quickly.
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Two Months Into Saudi-Led Boycott, Qatar Goes On The Offensive
The tiny nation of Qatar is defiantly weathering a boycott by four of its neighbors in a deepening crisis that has roiled the region and threatened U.S. interests.
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Gulf Diplomatic Crisis Splits Families, Dashes Dreams
For Qataris affected by the diplomatic crisis rocking the Gulf, the reality of politics is stark: families divided, assets frozen and dreams put on hold.
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4 Arab Countries Say They Are Ready For Qatar Dialogue With Conditions
The four Arab countries that have cut ties with Qatar said on Sunday they were ready for talks to tackle the dispute if Doha showed willingness to deal with their demands.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
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PM Modi, Justin Trudeau Together In G20 Family Photo Amid India-Canada Rift
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau were seen sharing the stage together during the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro as diplomatic tensions between India and Canada continue to simmer.
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India A "Cyber Adversary", Says Trudeau Government, New Delhi Shreds Claim
The Justin Trudeau-led Canadian government's latest action suggests it has started treating India as an enemy country. India has been added to a list of enemy nations in terms of cyber security and has been labelled a 'cyber adversary'.
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How Khalistani Terrorists Influence Indian Students In Canada: Indian Envoy
Indian students in Canada "should be aware of their surrounding" and resist radicalisation attempts by Khalistani terrorists and extremists, Sanjay Kumar Verma, India's recalled High Commissioner told NDTV Thursday evening.
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How Far Can Justin Trudeau Go As Personal Electoral Gain Trumps Diplomatic Ties
Justin Trudeau's attempts for personal electoral gains have reached a level where actual diplomatic relations are seeing a fallout over "the politics of vote-bank". Is his government's attempts to retain power proving to be the downfall of Canada?
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Don't See Impact On Trade After Canada Diplomatic Row, Says Centre: Report
The escalation in the diplomatic row between India and Canada will not have an impact on the bilateral trade and investment ties between the two countries, government sources told PTI on Tuesday.
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Diplomatic Crisis Between India, Canada Leaves Several Punjab Families Worried
Kunal Saini, a 21-year-old student from Hoshiarpur, feels his dream of studying in Canada is shattered. Hoshiarpur's Arvind Sharma, whose son is a permanent resident status there, fears that it will be difficult for him to secure a Canadian visa.
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Faced "Grave Threat" Due To Qatar's Support For Terrorism, Extremism: UAE
The United Arab Emirates accused Qatar on Monday of backing "terrorism and extremism" as the three-year-old Gulf diplomatic crisis returned to the UN's top court.
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Qatar Begins Gulf Row Proceedings At World Trade Organisation
Qatar took the final step on Wednesday to start litigation at the World Trade Organization in its row with the United Arab Emirates, but no other WTO members spoke up in support of the move, which many trade experts see as a dangerous precedent.
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Saudi Arabia Suspends Dialogue With Qatar After Leaders Talk On Phone
Saudi Arabia on Saturday suspended any dialogue with Qatar, accusing it of "distorting facts", just after a report of a phone call between the leaders of both countries suggested a breakthrough in the Gulf dispute.
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Qatar Ruler Phones Saudi Crown Prince About Starting Talks: Reports
Qatar's ruler phoned Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to express interest in talks to resolve a three-month-old diplomatic crisis, Saudi state media said early Saturday.
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Willing To Mediate In Qatar Crisis Talks, Deal Can Come Quick, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would be willing to step in and mediate the worst dispute in decades among the US-allied Gulf Arab states and Qatar, and said that he thinks a deal could come quickly.
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Two Months Into Saudi-Led Boycott, Qatar Goes On The Offensive
The tiny nation of Qatar is defiantly weathering a boycott by four of its neighbors in a deepening crisis that has roiled the region and threatened U.S. interests.
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Gulf Diplomatic Crisis Splits Families, Dashes Dreams
For Qataris affected by the diplomatic crisis rocking the Gulf, the reality of politics is stark: families divided, assets frozen and dreams put on hold.
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4 Arab Countries Say They Are Ready For Qatar Dialogue With Conditions
The four Arab countries that have cut ties with Qatar said on Sunday they were ready for talks to tackle the dispute if Doha showed willingness to deal with their demands.
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Qatar Refuses To 'Outsource Foreign Policy' In Gulf Crisis
Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to "outsource" its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman told AFP in an interview.
