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US Okays $825 Million Missile Sale To Ukraine Days After Putin-Trump Meet
The Donald Trump administration in the United States has approved a $825 million arms sale to Ukraine that will include extended-range missiles and related equipment to boost its defensive capabilities against Russian aggression.
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"Don't Like It, Don't Buy It": S Jaishankar Defends Importing Russian Oil
There are some "red lines" in the India-US trade deal negotiations, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has underscored amid strained relations with the US over several aspects in bilateral trade where India has refused any concession to President Trump.
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"Unilateral Bullying Rampant": What China Told India Amid Trump Tariff War
Five years after their armies fought a pitched battle in Galwan, India and China are working to mend ways as the Donald Trump administration in the US steps up the tariff war against New Delhi
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What Is Balochistan Liberation Army, Why US Designated It As 'Terror Group'
The BLA, seeking independence for Pakistan's resource-rich Balochistan province, has claimed responsibility for multiple attacks over the years.
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US At Risk Of Losing India As Strategic Partner: Ex-Official Amid Trump Tariff Row
Former US Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade and senior foreign policy expert, Christopher Padilla, has warned that the ongoing trade tensions could pose a risk of long-term damage to the India-US relationship.
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US Has No Plans To Recognise Palestinian State: JD Vance
US Vice President JD Vance met with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Friday at a stately home south of London, with the two leaders saying the agenda includes global economics and the Israel-Hamas war and Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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US Destroys 500 Tons Of Expired Food Aid, Assures Won't Affect Distribution
The State Department says its destruction of 500 metric tons of emergency food aid that was stored in a warehouse in the Middle East was required because it had expired and that the move will not affect the distribution of similar assistance ahead.
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Why South Korea's New Leader May Be On A Collision Course With Donald Trump
The new South Korean president, Lee Jae-myung, calls himself a foreign policy "pragmatist". He says he is driven by South Koreas national interest, rather than ideology, and has spoken of his desire to improve relations with China and North Korea.
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China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
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US Urges Pak To Cooperate In Pahalgam Probe, Calls India To Dial Down Tensions
Amid escalating tension between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, the United States has encouraged New Delhi and Islamabad to de-escalate tensions.
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US Discusses Tariffs, Critical Minerals, Immigration With Pakistan
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday about tariffs, trade relations, immigration and prospects for engagement on critical minerals, the State Department and Pakistan's foreign ministry said.
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US Deported 682 Indians Since Jan, Mostly For...: What Foreign Ministry Said
The Indian government is working closely with US authorities to address issues related to illegal immigration and human trafficking. Mr Singh added that the government is taking action against criminal facilitators and illegal immigration networks.
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Greenland PM Denounces 'Foreign Interference' Ahead Of Usha Vance Visit
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede on Monday accused Washington of interfering in its political affairs with the visit of an American delegation this week to the Danish territory coveted by US President Donald Trump.
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"Too Reliant On US"? Why Canada PM Chose Europe Over US As First Foreign Visit
During his visit, Carney emphasised the importance of strengthening ties with reliable allies, particularly in the face of Trump's aggressive trade policies.
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Putin, Trump Want To Head Past "Abnormal Relations": Russian Foreign Minister
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump want to end tensions that have blighted US-Russian ties since the Ukraine conflict, Russian Foreign Minister said Monday on the eve of high-level talks with US officials in Saudi Arabia.
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US Okays $825 Million Missile Sale To Ukraine Days After Putin-Trump Meet
The Donald Trump administration in the United States has approved a $825 million arms sale to Ukraine that will include extended-range missiles and related equipment to boost its defensive capabilities against Russian aggression.
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"Don't Like It, Don't Buy It": S Jaishankar Defends Importing Russian Oil
There are some "red lines" in the India-US trade deal negotiations, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has underscored amid strained relations with the US over several aspects in bilateral trade where India has refused any concession to President Trump.
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"Unilateral Bullying Rampant": What China Told India Amid Trump Tariff War
Five years after their armies fought a pitched battle in Galwan, India and China are working to mend ways as the Donald Trump administration in the US steps up the tariff war against New Delhi
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What Is Balochistan Liberation Army, Why US Designated It As 'Terror Group'
The BLA, seeking independence for Pakistan's resource-rich Balochistan province, has claimed responsibility for multiple attacks over the years.
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US At Risk Of Losing India As Strategic Partner: Ex-Official Amid Trump Tariff Row
Former US Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade and senior foreign policy expert, Christopher Padilla, has warned that the ongoing trade tensions could pose a risk of long-term damage to the India-US relationship.
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US Has No Plans To Recognise Palestinian State: JD Vance
US Vice President JD Vance met with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Friday at a stately home south of London, with the two leaders saying the agenda includes global economics and the Israel-Hamas war and Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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US Destroys 500 Tons Of Expired Food Aid, Assures Won't Affect Distribution
The State Department says its destruction of 500 metric tons of emergency food aid that was stored in a warehouse in the Middle East was required because it had expired and that the move will not affect the distribution of similar assistance ahead.
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Why South Korea's New Leader May Be On A Collision Course With Donald Trump
The new South Korean president, Lee Jae-myung, calls himself a foreign policy "pragmatist". He says he is driven by South Koreas national interest, rather than ideology, and has spoken of his desire to improve relations with China and North Korea.
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China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
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US Urges Pak To Cooperate In Pahalgam Probe, Calls India To Dial Down Tensions
Amid escalating tension between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, the United States has encouraged New Delhi and Islamabad to de-escalate tensions.
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US Discusses Tariffs, Critical Minerals, Immigration With Pakistan
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday about tariffs, trade relations, immigration and prospects for engagement on critical minerals, the State Department and Pakistan's foreign ministry said.
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US Deported 682 Indians Since Jan, Mostly For...: What Foreign Ministry Said
The Indian government is working closely with US authorities to address issues related to illegal immigration and human trafficking. Mr Singh added that the government is taking action against criminal facilitators and illegal immigration networks.
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Greenland PM Denounces 'Foreign Interference' Ahead Of Usha Vance Visit
Greenland's Prime Minister Mute Egede on Monday accused Washington of interfering in its political affairs with the visit of an American delegation this week to the Danish territory coveted by US President Donald Trump.
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"Too Reliant On US"? Why Canada PM Chose Europe Over US As First Foreign Visit
During his visit, Carney emphasised the importance of strengthening ties with reliable allies, particularly in the face of Trump's aggressive trade policies.
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Putin, Trump Want To Head Past "Abnormal Relations": Russian Foreign Minister
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump want to end tensions that have blighted US-Russian ties since the Ukraine conflict, Russian Foreign Minister said Monday on the eve of high-level talks with US officials in Saudi Arabia.
