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India To Boost Ties With France With Emmanuel Macron As R-Day Chief Guest
French President Emmanuel Macron will attend Republic Day celebrations on Friday as the chief guest, as Centrei and the French government continue to negotiate multi-billion dollar deals to buy French fighter jets and submarines for the army.
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Why Rafale Deal Wasn't Included In India, France Joint Statement: Sources
India and France will soon begin negotiations into deals for 26 Rafale aircraft and three Scorpene class submarines for the Indian Navy, sources have clarified to NDTV.
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PM Modi Heads To France, Rafale Jets, Bastille Day Celebrations In Focus
PM Modi France visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will focus on strengthening India-France ties in various domains including defence and space during his two-day visit to Paris.
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More Rafale Jets, Scorpene Subs For Navy During PM Modi's France Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to France on Thursday to deepen ties with New Delhi's oldest strategic partner in the West, with a slew of high-profile defence deals expected and a new joint plan to ensure stability in the Indo-Pacific.
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India Likely To Buy 26 Rafales, 3 Scorpene Subs During PM's France Visit
In a major development, India is planning to buy 26 Rafale fighter aircraft and three Scorpene class conventional submarines from France.
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"Unprecedented New Low": France Over Leaked Macron Text To Australian PM
The Australia-France row over the collapse of a submarine deal reached an "unprecedented new low" when a text message from the French president to Australia's leader was leaked, France's ambassador to Canberra said Wednesday.
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France Ambassador Accuses Australia Of "Intentional Deceit" Over Submarine Deal
France's ambassador to Australia, Jean-Pierre Thebault, said on Wednesday that Australia acted with deceit when it abruptly cancelled a multi-billion deal with Paris to build a fleet of submarines.
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Leaked SMS New Flashpoint In France, Australia Submarine Deal Row
France accused Australia of using "very inelegant methods" after a text message sent by President Emmanuel Macron to Australian leader Scott Morrison was leaked in an apparent bid to imply that he knew about collapse of a major submarine deal.
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"Should I Expect Good...?" Macron's 'Subs' Message To Australia PM Leaked
Australian media on Tuesday published messages between French President Emmanuel Macron and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as Canberra seeks to push back against allegations it lied to Paris about a multibillion-dollar submarine contract.
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"I Don't Think. I Know": France's Macron Accuses Australia PM Of Lying
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday said Australia's Prime Minister outright lied to him over a cancelled submarine deal, deepening an already fraught diplomatic crisis.
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US Was "Clumsy" In Submarines Deal: Joe Biden To France's Macron
US President Joe Biden told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron Friday that his country was "clumsy" in securing a submarines deal with Australia behind France's back.
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Leaders Of France, Australia Hold First Talks Since Submarine Row
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison by telephone on Thursday for the first time since the diplomatic crisis over a scrapped submarine deal last month, the Elysee Palace said.
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"That's Over": EU Shrugs Off Rift With US On French Submarine Deal
A bitter transatlantic rift is over, the European Union's top diplomat declared Friday, a month after France was infuriated with the United States over losing a massive submarine contract in Australia.
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French Ambassador To Return To Australia After Submarine Row
France announced Wednesday it will return its ambassador to Australia, ending a weeks-long diplomatic protest over Canberra's decision to scrap a submarine contract.
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French Minister, Top US Diplomat To Meet On October 5 Amid Strained Ties
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian will hold talks with US' Secretary of State Antony Blinken on October 5, as the two countries aim to rebuild diplomatic ties in the wake of a row over a lucrative submarine contract which France lost.
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India To Boost Ties With France With Emmanuel Macron As R-Day Chief Guest
French President Emmanuel Macron will attend Republic Day celebrations on Friday as the chief guest, as Centrei and the French government continue to negotiate multi-billion dollar deals to buy French fighter jets and submarines for the army.
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Why Rafale Deal Wasn't Included In India, France Joint Statement: Sources
India and France will soon begin negotiations into deals for 26 Rafale aircraft and three Scorpene class submarines for the Indian Navy, sources have clarified to NDTV.
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PM Modi Heads To France, Rafale Jets, Bastille Day Celebrations In Focus
PM Modi France visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will focus on strengthening India-France ties in various domains including defence and space during his two-day visit to Paris.
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More Rafale Jets, Scorpene Subs For Navy During PM Modi's France Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to France on Thursday to deepen ties with New Delhi's oldest strategic partner in the West, with a slew of high-profile defence deals expected and a new joint plan to ensure stability in the Indo-Pacific.
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India Likely To Buy 26 Rafales, 3 Scorpene Subs During PM's France Visit
In a major development, India is planning to buy 26 Rafale fighter aircraft and three Scorpene class conventional submarines from France.
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"Unprecedented New Low": France Over Leaked Macron Text To Australian PM
The Australia-France row over the collapse of a submarine deal reached an "unprecedented new low" when a text message from the French president to Australia's leader was leaked, France's ambassador to Canberra said Wednesday.
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France Ambassador Accuses Australia Of "Intentional Deceit" Over Submarine Deal
France's ambassador to Australia, Jean-Pierre Thebault, said on Wednesday that Australia acted with deceit when it abruptly cancelled a multi-billion deal with Paris to build a fleet of submarines.
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Leaked SMS New Flashpoint In France, Australia Submarine Deal Row
France accused Australia of using "very inelegant methods" after a text message sent by President Emmanuel Macron to Australian leader Scott Morrison was leaked in an apparent bid to imply that he knew about collapse of a major submarine deal.
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"Should I Expect Good...?" Macron's 'Subs' Message To Australia PM Leaked
Australian media on Tuesday published messages between French President Emmanuel Macron and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as Canberra seeks to push back against allegations it lied to Paris about a multibillion-dollar submarine contract.
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"I Don't Think. I Know": France's Macron Accuses Australia PM Of Lying
French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday said Australia's Prime Minister outright lied to him over a cancelled submarine deal, deepening an already fraught diplomatic crisis.
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US Was "Clumsy" In Submarines Deal: Joe Biden To France's Macron
US President Joe Biden told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron Friday that his country was "clumsy" in securing a submarines deal with Australia behind France's back.
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Leaders Of France, Australia Hold First Talks Since Submarine Row
French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison by telephone on Thursday for the first time since the diplomatic crisis over a scrapped submarine deal last month, the Elysee Palace said.
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"That's Over": EU Shrugs Off Rift With US On French Submarine Deal
A bitter transatlantic rift is over, the European Union's top diplomat declared Friday, a month after France was infuriated with the United States over losing a massive submarine contract in Australia.
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French Ambassador To Return To Australia After Submarine Row
France announced Wednesday it will return its ambassador to Australia, ending a weeks-long diplomatic protest over Canberra's decision to scrap a submarine contract.
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French Minister, Top US Diplomat To Meet On October 5 Amid Strained Ties
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian will hold talks with US' Secretary of State Antony Blinken on October 5, as the two countries aim to rebuild diplomatic ties in the wake of a row over a lucrative submarine contract which France lost.
