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India, China Agree To Seek Political Settlement Of Border Issue: Centre
Doval landed in Beijing on Monday on a two-day visit, and his trip is largely seen as part of ongoing efforts by the two neighbours to rebuild their relationship after it came under severe strain following the deadly Galwan Valley clashes in 2020.
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'US Should Not Interfere With Our Iran Ties': China Warns Amid Sanctions
In a regular news briefing, China's foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said that it "firmly opposes illegal unilateral sanctions" and that it will take all measures to safeguard its own rights and interests.
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US Lawmakers Warn Americans Could Be Legally Helping China Spy On Them
Congress approved a law in 2018 banning Americans from providing support to foreign military intelligence agencies but leaving the door open to such aid for similar civilian-led organisations.
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US' Iran D-Day Threat Hinges On Willingness To Hit China
China is by far the biggest buyer of Iranian oil and serves as a crucial link to the global economy for Tehran.
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"Handed Over Personal Message From PM Modi": S Jaishankar Meets Putin In Moscow
The meeting assumes significance as India and Russia seek to deepen their economic engagement and expand cooperation in a range of areas.
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France Expands Education Outreach In India As It Targets 30,000 Indian Students By 2030
Campus France India will provide students and families with counselling on courses, scholarships, visas, accommodation and student life in France during the tour.
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The Bangladesh Divide Casting Uncertainty Over Tarique Rahman's India Visit
Not everyone within Bangladesh's ruling establishment is pushing for confrontation. Mirza Fakhrul, Bangladesh's president and the BNP's former general secretary, has been among those favouring a more stable relationship with India.
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Border Stability, De-escalation On Agenda As Ajit Doval Heads To China
Ajit Doval and Wang Yi carry the title "Special Representatives" under a mechanism that goes back to 2003, built to chip away at the 3,488 km border dispute between the two countries.
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"Slim" Chances Of Bangladesh PM Visiting India Without Mutual Trust: Top Aide
The domestic mood in Bangladesh, with the escalation of anti-Hasina sentiments, remains a major issue in Bangladesh politics and relations with India, and Rahman's government does not want to risk being seen as being soft on Hasina.
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India Reaffirms Support For Palestine, Backs Negotiated Two-State Solution
Ranganathan also conveyed India's concern over the "grave humanitarian situation in Gaza" and stressed the need for the "safe, sustained and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance" to civilians.
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India-Afghanistan Ties Deepen As Taliban Envoy Marks Victory Day In Delhi
Noor framed Afghanistan's geography as central to its foreign policy vision, declaring that "Afghanistan's geography should not be a field for negative competition, but rather a bridge for connectivity, cooperation and shared prosperity."
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Kim Jong Un Says He's "Proud" Of North Korea-Russia Ties In Letter To Putin
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, North Korea has become a key ally of the Kremlin, sending troops to support Moscow's war effort in return for economic benefits
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Ties With India 'Valuable Asset': Iran President On 80th Independence Day
Iranian President Pezeshkian extends Independence Day wishes to India and highlights deep historic ties
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"Congratulations": Marco Rubio Extends Greetings To India On Independence Day
Marco Rubio praises US-India relationship citing defence, energy, and AI cooperation on Independence Day.
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Japan Protests Putin's First Visit To Disputed Islands
Russian-Japanese relations have long been dogged by the contested islands, known in Japan as the Northern Territories and seized by the Soviet Union in 1945.
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India, China Agree To Seek Political Settlement Of Border Issue: Centre
Doval landed in Beijing on Monday on a two-day visit, and his trip is largely seen as part of ongoing efforts by the two neighbours to rebuild their relationship after it came under severe strain following the deadly Galwan Valley clashes in 2020.
-
'US Should Not Interfere With Our Iran Ties': China Warns Amid Sanctions
In a regular news briefing, China's foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said that it "firmly opposes illegal unilateral sanctions" and that it will take all measures to safeguard its own rights and interests.
-
US Lawmakers Warn Americans Could Be Legally Helping China Spy On Them
Congress approved a law in 2018 banning Americans from providing support to foreign military intelligence agencies but leaving the door open to such aid for similar civilian-led organisations.
-
US' Iran D-Day Threat Hinges On Willingness To Hit China
China is by far the biggest buyer of Iranian oil and serves as a crucial link to the global economy for Tehran.
-
"Handed Over Personal Message From PM Modi": S Jaishankar Meets Putin In Moscow
The meeting assumes significance as India and Russia seek to deepen their economic engagement and expand cooperation in a range of areas.
-
France Expands Education Outreach In India As It Targets 30,000 Indian Students By 2030
Campus France India will provide students and families with counselling on courses, scholarships, visas, accommodation and student life in France during the tour.
-
The Bangladesh Divide Casting Uncertainty Over Tarique Rahman's India Visit
Not everyone within Bangladesh's ruling establishment is pushing for confrontation. Mirza Fakhrul, Bangladesh's president and the BNP's former general secretary, has been among those favouring a more stable relationship with India.
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Border Stability, De-escalation On Agenda As Ajit Doval Heads To China
Ajit Doval and Wang Yi carry the title "Special Representatives" under a mechanism that goes back to 2003, built to chip away at the 3,488 km border dispute between the two countries.
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"Slim" Chances Of Bangladesh PM Visiting India Without Mutual Trust: Top Aide
The domestic mood in Bangladesh, with the escalation of anti-Hasina sentiments, remains a major issue in Bangladesh politics and relations with India, and Rahman's government does not want to risk being seen as being soft on Hasina.
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India Reaffirms Support For Palestine, Backs Negotiated Two-State Solution
Ranganathan also conveyed India's concern over the "grave humanitarian situation in Gaza" and stressed the need for the "safe, sustained and unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance" to civilians.
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India-Afghanistan Ties Deepen As Taliban Envoy Marks Victory Day In Delhi
Noor framed Afghanistan's geography as central to its foreign policy vision, declaring that "Afghanistan's geography should not be a field for negative competition, but rather a bridge for connectivity, cooperation and shared prosperity."
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Kim Jong Un Says He's "Proud" Of North Korea-Russia Ties In Letter To Putin
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, North Korea has become a key ally of the Kremlin, sending troops to support Moscow's war effort in return for economic benefits
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Ties With India 'Valuable Asset': Iran President On 80th Independence Day
Iranian President Pezeshkian extends Independence Day wishes to India and highlights deep historic ties
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"Congratulations": Marco Rubio Extends Greetings To India On Independence Day
Marco Rubio praises US-India relationship citing defence, energy, and AI cooperation on Independence Day.
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Japan Protests Putin's First Visit To Disputed Islands
Russian-Japanese relations have long been dogged by the contested islands, known in Japan as the Northern Territories and seized by the Soviet Union in 1945.
