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India Rejects Pak-China Border Commission, Slams "Theatrics"
The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement categorically denied the existence of a boundary between Pakistan and China and said that the Commission exists "without any legal basis".
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Bilateral And A Royal Meet: What's On S Jaishankar's Bhutan Agenda
Jaishankar's visit is expected to provide an opportunity for India and Bhutan to review their bilateral relationship and discuss areas of continued cooperation during his meetings with the Bhutanese leadership.
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Diplomatic Ties Still Strained, India Yet To Approve Next Bangladesh Envoy
Dhaka wants to send Foreign Secretary Asad Alam Siam to New Delhi for the post. But before that can happen, India needs to grant what's called an agreement, which is basically formal sign-off from the host country.
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Xi-PM Modi Reached "Most Important Consensus", They Should Be Partners: Wang Yi
According to Chinese Foreign Minister, the leaders of the two countries agreed to jointly maintain peace and tranquility in border areas, while the two countries will support each other as rotating chair of the BRICS.
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"Move Towards New Relationship": Bangladesh Wants To Reset India Ties
The remarks by State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir came two days after Bangladesh on Thursday said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman would not participate in the BRICS Summit.
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India Keeps Door Open For Normalisation Of Bangladesh Ties Despite Hasina Row
India's focus remains on people-to-people ties even as the Bangladesh Government maintains that the issue of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is a key focus of the relationship.
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Chinese Satellite Intel Linked To Iran Strike That Killed 3 US Troops: Report
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the intelligence findings follow months of unheeded warnings from the Trump administration to Beijing regarding Chinese firms supplying targeting data to Tehran.
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Opinion: Deepen, Preserve, Stabilise: India's Balancing, Multi-Alignment BRICS Act
BRICS Summit 2026: Taken together, the talks with Russia, China, and Iran offer a window into how India sees a rapidly changing world and how it intends to navigate it.
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"Dialogue Way Forward To Resolve Conflicts": PM To Putin On BRICS Sidelines
Putin's visit comes amid continued high-level engagement between New Delhi and Moscow and follows his meeting with PM Modi on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek last week.
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China Keeps Up Suspense Over Xi's India Visit 48 Hours Ahead Of BRICS Summit
If Xi finally decides to participate in the annual summit, it will be his first trip to India in seven years and a showcase for attempts to set aside disagreements to project a strong front while the US is mired in conflict with Iran.
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"Ties With India Long-standing, Historic": Iran Ahead Of Pezeshkian Visit
Looking ahead to President Pezeshkian's agenda for the BRICS Summit scheduled in New Delhi on September 12-13, Baghaei expressed confidence that multilateral diplomacy will further accelerate bilateral progress.
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India, Seychelles Discuss Maritime Security, AI Cooperation
On Wednesday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also met Azarel Ernesta and the accompanying parliamentary delegation
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"No Nation Should Help Iran": Rubio's 'Sanctions' Warning After PM Modi-Pezeshkian Meet
Rubio, however, reiterated US President Donald Trump's earlier comment and warned that no country should assist Tehran in bypassing sanctions or establishing channels to earn revenue.
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India To Buy US-Made Javelin Anti-Tank Weapon System In Big Defence Boost
The shoulder-fired Javelin system features an automatic guidance mechanism that allows the missile to track its target after launch, enabling the operator to take cover and avoid counterfire.
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Didn't Expect Change To Be Violent: Nepal Ex-Minister Pradeep Gyawali On Gen Z Movement
Nepal's former minister Pradeep Gyawali said, "For the government change, the violent way was not expected and I am very, very concerned that if it becomes a precedent in the future, it will be very, very detrimental"
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India Rejects Pak-China Border Commission, Slams "Theatrics"
The Ministry of External Affairs in a statement categorically denied the existence of a boundary between Pakistan and China and said that the Commission exists "without any legal basis".
-
Bilateral And A Royal Meet: What's On S Jaishankar's Bhutan Agenda
Jaishankar's visit is expected to provide an opportunity for India and Bhutan to review their bilateral relationship and discuss areas of continued cooperation during his meetings with the Bhutanese leadership.
-
Diplomatic Ties Still Strained, India Yet To Approve Next Bangladesh Envoy
Dhaka wants to send Foreign Secretary Asad Alam Siam to New Delhi for the post. But before that can happen, India needs to grant what's called an agreement, which is basically formal sign-off from the host country.
-
Xi-PM Modi Reached "Most Important Consensus", They Should Be Partners: Wang Yi
According to Chinese Foreign Minister, the leaders of the two countries agreed to jointly maintain peace and tranquility in border areas, while the two countries will support each other as rotating chair of the BRICS.
-
"Move Towards New Relationship": Bangladesh Wants To Reset India Ties
The remarks by State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir came two days after Bangladesh on Thursday said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman would not participate in the BRICS Summit.
-
India Keeps Door Open For Normalisation Of Bangladesh Ties Despite Hasina Row
India's focus remains on people-to-people ties even as the Bangladesh Government maintains that the issue of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is a key focus of the relationship.
-
Chinese Satellite Intel Linked To Iran Strike That Killed 3 US Troops: Report
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the intelligence findings follow months of unheeded warnings from the Trump administration to Beijing regarding Chinese firms supplying targeting data to Tehran.
-
Opinion: Deepen, Preserve, Stabilise: India's Balancing, Multi-Alignment BRICS Act
BRICS Summit 2026: Taken together, the talks with Russia, China, and Iran offer a window into how India sees a rapidly changing world and how it intends to navigate it.
-
"Dialogue Way Forward To Resolve Conflicts": PM To Putin On BRICS Sidelines
Putin's visit comes amid continued high-level engagement between New Delhi and Moscow and follows his meeting with PM Modi on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek last week.
-
China Keeps Up Suspense Over Xi's India Visit 48 Hours Ahead Of BRICS Summit
If Xi finally decides to participate in the annual summit, it will be his first trip to India in seven years and a showcase for attempts to set aside disagreements to project a strong front while the US is mired in conflict with Iran.
-
"Ties With India Long-standing, Historic": Iran Ahead Of Pezeshkian Visit
Looking ahead to President Pezeshkian's agenda for the BRICS Summit scheduled in New Delhi on September 12-13, Baghaei expressed confidence that multilateral diplomacy will further accelerate bilateral progress.
-
India, Seychelles Discuss Maritime Security, AI Cooperation
On Wednesday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also met Azarel Ernesta and the accompanying parliamentary delegation
-
"No Nation Should Help Iran": Rubio's 'Sanctions' Warning After PM Modi-Pezeshkian Meet
Rubio, however, reiterated US President Donald Trump's earlier comment and warned that no country should assist Tehran in bypassing sanctions or establishing channels to earn revenue.
-
India To Buy US-Made Javelin Anti-Tank Weapon System In Big Defence Boost
The shoulder-fired Javelin system features an automatic guidance mechanism that allows the missile to track its target after launch, enabling the operator to take cover and avoid counterfire.
-
Didn't Expect Change To Be Violent: Nepal Ex-Minister Pradeep Gyawali On Gen Z Movement
Nepal's former minister Pradeep Gyawali said, "For the government change, the violent way was not expected and I am very, very concerned that if it becomes a precedent in the future, it will be very, very detrimental"
