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2 Dozen Indians Still In Russian Army, Efforts On For Their Release: Centre
India is working to release about two dozen nationals still serving in the Russian army amid ongoing efforts.
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Can China Restrain Iran? Gulf States Test Beijing's Influence
With Iran and its allies threatening the Bab el-Mandeb waterway in the Red Sea as well as Hormuz, Gulf states have sought Beijing's help
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New Zealand Minister Tells China-Born Lawmaker To 'Go Back', Chinese Envoy Hits Back
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon called the remark 'inappropriate attention-seeking,' as former PM Helen Clark also criticised Peters.
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Iran To Get Chinese Shoulder-Launched Missile Systems Soon: Report
The purchase, valued at $60-70 million, is one of Tehran's largest-known efforts to strengthen its short-range air defences since the outbreak of its war with the US and Israel.
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China Explores New Airport Project After Mongla Port Expansion In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's State Minister for Forests, Environment and Climate Change Dr Shaikh Faridul Islam said that the construction of Khan Jahan Ali Airport is crucial for easing communication in the southwest region and for expanding trade, commerce, and tourism.
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Netanyahu Had Objected To US Sale Of F-35s To Turkey. Trump Responds
Trump spoke highly about Turkey and called it a "very powerful country" and said that it had a "tremendous military, very big military, very powerful, has a lot of great equipment".
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India, China Explore Academic Cooperation As Foreign Secretary Visits Central Party School
The two sides discussed ways to deepen the implementation of the guidance provided by the leaders of India and China for bilateral relations.
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Netanyahu To Join Trump For First Face-To-Face Meeting Since Iran War At White House
Relations between the two leaders reached a low point in April during negotiations on the ceasefire, with Trump unleashing profanity-laced tirades against his Israeli ally.
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Assam Floods: Death Count Remains At 68, Over 5 Lakh People Affected
The flood situation in Assam improved marginally on Monday, with no fresh fatalities reported in the last 24 hours, though 4.45 lakh people remain affected across six districts, an official bulletin said.
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'Bid To Politically Exploit Situation': Brazil Denies Visas To Trump's Officials Ahead Of Polls
The officials said the US plan represented an attempt to shape Brazil's October presidential election.
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India Sends Medical Aid To Kenya To Boost Ebola Readiness
The initiative follows India's supply of over 45 tonnes of medical assistance to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in May and June.
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9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
The nine arrested fishermen and their seized trawler were handed over to the Fisheries Inspector of Mannar for further legal proceedings, the Navy said.
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China "Ready" To Handle Sensitive Issues With India, Says Foreign Minister
Both Wang and Jaishankar are in Manila to attend meetings related to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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Trump Approves Saudi Nuclear Deal That Could Allow Uranium Enrichment: Report
The 30-year deal, expected to be announced Wednesday, would involve US firms and could pave the way for a Saudi enrichment facility.
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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
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2 Dozen Indians Still In Russian Army, Efforts On For Their Release: Centre
India is working to release about two dozen nationals still serving in the Russian army amid ongoing efforts.
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Can China Restrain Iran? Gulf States Test Beijing's Influence
With Iran and its allies threatening the Bab el-Mandeb waterway in the Red Sea as well as Hormuz, Gulf states have sought Beijing's help
-
New Zealand Minister Tells China-Born Lawmaker To 'Go Back', Chinese Envoy Hits Back
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon called the remark 'inappropriate attention-seeking,' as former PM Helen Clark also criticised Peters.
-
Iran To Get Chinese Shoulder-Launched Missile Systems Soon: Report
The purchase, valued at $60-70 million, is one of Tehran's largest-known efforts to strengthen its short-range air defences since the outbreak of its war with the US and Israel.
-
China Explores New Airport Project After Mongla Port Expansion In Bangladesh
Bangladesh's State Minister for Forests, Environment and Climate Change Dr Shaikh Faridul Islam said that the construction of Khan Jahan Ali Airport is crucial for easing communication in the southwest region and for expanding trade, commerce, and tourism.
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Netanyahu Had Objected To US Sale Of F-35s To Turkey. Trump Responds
Trump spoke highly about Turkey and called it a "very powerful country" and said that it had a "tremendous military, very big military, very powerful, has a lot of great equipment".
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India, China Explore Academic Cooperation As Foreign Secretary Visits Central Party School
The two sides discussed ways to deepen the implementation of the guidance provided by the leaders of India and China for bilateral relations.
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Netanyahu To Join Trump For First Face-To-Face Meeting Since Iran War At White House
Relations between the two leaders reached a low point in April during negotiations on the ceasefire, with Trump unleashing profanity-laced tirades against his Israeli ally.
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Assam Floods: Death Count Remains At 68, Over 5 Lakh People Affected
The flood situation in Assam improved marginally on Monday, with no fresh fatalities reported in the last 24 hours, though 4.45 lakh people remain affected across six districts, an official bulletin said.
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'Bid To Politically Exploit Situation': Brazil Denies Visas To Trump's Officials Ahead Of Polls
The officials said the US plan represented an attempt to shape Brazil's October presidential election.
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India Sends Medical Aid To Kenya To Boost Ebola Readiness
The initiative follows India's supply of over 45 tonnes of medical assistance to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in May and June.
-
9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lankan Navy
The nine arrested fishermen and their seized trawler were handed over to the Fisheries Inspector of Mannar for further legal proceedings, the Navy said.
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China "Ready" To Handle Sensitive Issues With India, Says Foreign Minister
Both Wang and Jaishankar are in Manila to attend meetings related to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
-
Trump Approves Saudi Nuclear Deal That Could Allow Uranium Enrichment: Report
The 30-year deal, expected to be announced Wednesday, would involve US firms and could pave the way for a Saudi enrichment facility.
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US Says Cuba Infiltrated "Highest Reaches" Of American Government
A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."
