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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
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India-Pak, Israel-Iran, Congo War: 5 Major Conflicts Around The World In 2025
The year 2025 witnessed a series of major armed conflicts that reshaped regional security dynamics and tested diplomatic frameworks across the globe.
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"How Many Wives?" Trump Asks Syria's President Al-Sharaa At White House
In an unprecedented diplomatic turn, US President Donald Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, a meeting that would have once seemed unimaginable.
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US Sold Sniper Rifles To Brazil Police Unit Linked To Deadly Rio Raids
The US government approved a sale of sniper rifles to a deadly police unit in Brazil last year, overriding concerns from the US ambassador and other diplomats that the arms could be used in extrajudicial killings.
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Pak-Afghan Peace Talks Fail Amid US Drone Dispute, Diplomatic Meltdown In Istanbul
The much-anticipated peace talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have dramatically collapsed, plunging bilateral relations to a new low and leaving mediators from Qatar and Turkey stunned at the breakdown.
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Have Developed "Strong Immunity" To US Oil Sanctions: Russia
Russia said Thursday that new US sanctions on its oil industry risked hurting diplomatic efforts to end the Ukraine war, and that it had developed a "strong immunity" to them.
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"Return To Your I Hate India Tour": US Singer Mary Millben Jabs Rahul Gandhi
US singer Mary Millben's remarks came a day after Rahul Gandhi, in a post on X, said PM Modi is "frightened of Donald Trump".
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This Asian Diplomat Once Rejected The Nobel Peace Prize
In 1973, Le Duc Tho and Henry Kissinger were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, two days after the signing of the Paris Accords.
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Trump Administration Fires US Diplomat Over Romance With Chinese Woman
US President Donald Trump's administration said Wednesday it fired a State Department employee who did not acknowledge a romantic relationship with a Chinese national.
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Opinion | 'Pasni' Offer Proves Pak Can Betray Anyone - Even China - For A Deal
China has consistently supported Pakistan - diplomatically, economically, and militarily - even during Islamabad's periods of isolation. Yet, despite this "iron brotherhood", Pakistan's recent moves show that loyalty in Islamabad is negotiable.
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Trump Vows To Defend Qatar, Says Attack On Doha A Threat To US
The United States will regard "any armed attack" on Qatari territory as a threat to Washington and will provide the Gulf Arab state with security guarantees, the White House said, after an Israeli strike on the country last month.
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Taiwan Now Biggest Importer Of This Crude Oil Product From Russia, India Is Second
Taiwan, the United States' most effective bulwark in Asia against Chinese diplomatic and military pressure, has become the world's biggest importer of Russian naphtha, a petroleum derivative used in the semiconductor industry.
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"US Said 'Don't Start A War'": P Chidambaram's 26/11 Admission, BJP Pounces
India considered military retaliation against Pakistan - after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - but decided against it amid pressure from the global community, including the US, and the advice of senior diplomats, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said.
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At UN, Russian Foreign Minister Warns Of "Decisive Response" To Any "Aggression"
Russia's top diplomat on Saturday warned of a "decisive response" to any "aggression" after US President Donald Trump backed calls to shoot down Russian planes that violate NATO airspace.
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Iran Says US Desire For Nuclear Diplomacy Is A Deception
Iran's Foreign Ministry on Thursday branded the US saying it wanted a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear programme as a "deception".
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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
-
India-Pak, Israel-Iran, Congo War: 5 Major Conflicts Around The World In 2025
The year 2025 witnessed a series of major armed conflicts that reshaped regional security dynamics and tested diplomatic frameworks across the globe.
-
"How Many Wives?" Trump Asks Syria's President Al-Sharaa At White House
In an unprecedented diplomatic turn, US President Donald Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, a meeting that would have once seemed unimaginable.
-
US Sold Sniper Rifles To Brazil Police Unit Linked To Deadly Rio Raids
The US government approved a sale of sniper rifles to a deadly police unit in Brazil last year, overriding concerns from the US ambassador and other diplomats that the arms could be used in extrajudicial killings.
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Pak-Afghan Peace Talks Fail Amid US Drone Dispute, Diplomatic Meltdown In Istanbul
The much-anticipated peace talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban in Istanbul have dramatically collapsed, plunging bilateral relations to a new low and leaving mediators from Qatar and Turkey stunned at the breakdown.
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Have Developed "Strong Immunity" To US Oil Sanctions: Russia
Russia said Thursday that new US sanctions on its oil industry risked hurting diplomatic efforts to end the Ukraine war, and that it had developed a "strong immunity" to them.
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"Return To Your I Hate India Tour": US Singer Mary Millben Jabs Rahul Gandhi
US singer Mary Millben's remarks came a day after Rahul Gandhi, in a post on X, said PM Modi is "frightened of Donald Trump".
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This Asian Diplomat Once Rejected The Nobel Peace Prize
In 1973, Le Duc Tho and Henry Kissinger were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, two days after the signing of the Paris Accords.
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Trump Administration Fires US Diplomat Over Romance With Chinese Woman
US President Donald Trump's administration said Wednesday it fired a State Department employee who did not acknowledge a romantic relationship with a Chinese national.
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Opinion | 'Pasni' Offer Proves Pak Can Betray Anyone - Even China - For A Deal
China has consistently supported Pakistan - diplomatically, economically, and militarily - even during Islamabad's periods of isolation. Yet, despite this "iron brotherhood", Pakistan's recent moves show that loyalty in Islamabad is negotiable.
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Trump Vows To Defend Qatar, Says Attack On Doha A Threat To US
The United States will regard "any armed attack" on Qatari territory as a threat to Washington and will provide the Gulf Arab state with security guarantees, the White House said, after an Israeli strike on the country last month.
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Taiwan Now Biggest Importer Of This Crude Oil Product From Russia, India Is Second
Taiwan, the United States' most effective bulwark in Asia against Chinese diplomatic and military pressure, has become the world's biggest importer of Russian naphtha, a petroleum derivative used in the semiconductor industry.
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"US Said 'Don't Start A War'": P Chidambaram's 26/11 Admission, BJP Pounces
India considered military retaliation against Pakistan - after the 26/11 Mumbai attacks - but decided against it amid pressure from the global community, including the US, and the advice of senior diplomats, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said.
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At UN, Russian Foreign Minister Warns Of "Decisive Response" To Any "Aggression"
Russia's top diplomat on Saturday warned of a "decisive response" to any "aggression" after US President Donald Trump backed calls to shoot down Russian planes that violate NATO airspace.
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Iran Says US Desire For Nuclear Diplomacy Is A Deception
Iran's Foreign Ministry on Thursday branded the US saying it wanted a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear programme as a "deception".
