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India Will Not Accept Third-Party Mediation of Relations With Pakistan, Modi Tells Trump
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India Prime Minister Narendra Modi told U.S. President Donald Trump that India would never accept third-party mediation in its conflict with Pakistan, India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Wednesday.
The Modi Doctrine faces scrutiny as India’s cross-border strikes in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor reshape regional ...
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Bilawal warns of water war riskSpeaking to the European think tanks and international media representatives in Brussels, Bilawal warned that India's ...
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari told The Post a May ceaes-fire between the nuclear powers “is a start, but it is only a start.” ...
Pakistan’s former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has warned US lawmakers and diplomats that the risk of a full-scale ...
The Israeli Air Force undertook 'Operation Rising Lion' to strike at three Iranian nuclear facilities at Natanz, Khondab, and ...
Global militarisation is accelerating at a pace unseen since the Cold War, with South Asia and the Indo-Pacific emerging as ...
Will Pakistan support Iran in an attempt to cement its position in the politics of the Islamic World or Ummah? Will Islamabad ...
Despite stunning early successes in Israel’s unprecedented strikes on Iran, a weekend of intensive bombardment and ...
By asserting that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal no longer provides blanket immunity for cross-border terrorism, India is ...
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ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan Tuesday hiked defense spending by 20% following last month’s deadly conflict with India. The government ...
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India laying ground for ‘first nuclear water war’, says BilawalPPP chairman slammed India for rejecting calls for joint terror probes and refusing to engage in peace dialogue ...
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