Foreign Affairs

Pakistan: Stand-off on ISI Chief’s Appointment Continues

  Islamabad: In Pakistan, the hybrid  rule may have delivered a semblance of political stability to the country but it also has an inherent source of tension as imbalance of power between the security establishment...

‘It will Return to Haunt you’: Jaishankar to Pakistan

  New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar described terrorism as the “biggest enemy” of the common goal of peace and development for members of CICA, a multinational forum for cooperation to promote security and...

India Shares its Concerns with US on Pakistan’s Role in Nurturing Anti-India Terror Groups

New Delhi: India has shared its concerns with the US about Pakistan's involvement in harbouring anti-India terrorist groups in Afghanistan. US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman and Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla  held...

India and US to Set-up Joint Working Group in Defence Industrial Security

  New Delhi: In a move to develop protocol for exchange of classified information between defence industries of India and US the two countries have in-principle agreed to establish Indo-US Industrial Security Joint Working Group....

Middle East is on the Threshold of a Nuclear Race, Saudi Arabia May Take the Lead: Israeli Experts

  Tel Aviv: Israeli defence experts have warned on September 29 that the Middle East is on the threshold of a nuclear race. "The first that may join is Saudi Arabia but other countries like...

Kabul Withdrawal was a ‘Strategic Failure’ say Pentagon Leaders

Washington: Gen. Mark Milley, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, described the end of America’s two-decade war in Afghanistan as a "strategic failure", as the Pentagon’s most senior leadership testified before Congress about...

“A Force of 2,500 Should’ve Been Allowed to Stay in Afghanistan, to Maintain Stability There” : US Army Gen Milley

Washington: For the first time, Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, admitted that in his personal opinion, a force of 2,500 should’ve been allowed to stay in Afghanistan, to...

Threats from Russia More Immediate, But Threats from China Greater: Report

Washington: Even as the 20-year war in Afghanistan has ended with the US withdrawal and the takeover of that country by Taliban, but for the US threats and challenges from so-called near-peer competitors remain...

India at the Core of Indo-Pacific Strategy, Military Blocs Not the Answer: French Envoy

  New Delhi: In a reference to AUKUS, France said that the military confrontational bloc is not the answer to problems in the Indo-Pacific region and a much broader approach is needed. In an interview to...

Witnessing Increased Aerial Threat by Houthi Rebels, Saudi Arabia and Some Gulf States May Opt for Israeli Air Defence Systems

  Tel Aviv: Days after the US withdrew all its Patriot air defence systems from Saudi Arabia, the Houthi rebels in Yemen, the main Iran proxy in the region, increased the number of aerial attacks...

Look Forward to Working with Nepal’s New Foreign Minister Narayan Khadka: EAM Jaishankar

New York: Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar congratulated Nepal's new Foreign Minister Narayan Khadka, saying that he looks forward to working with him. President Bidya Devi Bhandari appointed the senior Nepali Congress leader on...

Quad Summit: Announcement on Securing Semiconductor Supply Chain Likely

  New Delhi: Leaders of the Quad grouping India, Japan Australia and the US are likely to announce ways to work together to secure the semiconductor supply chain at the first in-person summit in Washington...

Wary of Agni –V Test, China questions India’s Missiles Project

Beijing: Citing a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolution after India carried out nuclear tests in 1998, China questioned India’s missile programme amid reports of an upcoming test for the Agni-V intercontinental ballistic missile. “As...
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