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Opinion | India In 2024: The Great Balancing
At a time when the Middle East is riven with various fault lines and sits on the precipice of a region-wide war, New Delhi's ability to maintain close ties with all the key stakeholders speaks volumes about its diplomatic success.
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Centre Nominates Ex Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra As US Ambassador To Secure Ties
The government has nominated retired diplomat Vinay Kwatra as its next ambassador to the US, months before the country heads to a pivotal election, according to people familiar with the matter.
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US Wishes India Luck With "Structural Issues" In Strained China Ties
The United States wishes India well in its efforts to improve strained ties with China, the number-two U.S. diplomat said on Wednesday, while cautioning that Chinese leader Xi Jinping finds it very hard to show any flexibility on territorial issues.
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Will Work With India To Stabilise Power In Indo-Pacific, Says US Diplomat
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has told lawmakers that by bolstering the Indian military's capabilities, the nations can work together to uphold a more stable balance of power across the wider Indo-Pacific.
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Security Cooperation With India To Be More Important In Future: US Diplomat
India-US security cooperation will become even more important in the years ahead and the work of the two countries on emerging technologies will take on even more promise, a top American diplomat said.
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"We Have Now Reached A Stage Where...": Indian Envoy On Ties With US
The relationship between the world's two largest democracies, which have made significant progress in the last 20 years, now can be as ambitious as "we choose to be," a top Indian diplomat has said.
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US Deputy Secretary Of State Richard Verma To Visit India, Maldives
Senior American diplomat Richard Verma will embark on a six-day official visit to India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives next week to strengthen the US' bilateral ties with the key Indo-Pacific partners.
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"Disappointing": US After Nauru Switches Ties From Taiwan To China
The United States has expressed disappointment in tiny South Pacific nation Nauru for switching diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China, while a de-facto US envoy to Taipei criticised its "distorted" rationale.
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"Don't Want To Be In A Situation...": Justin Trudeau On India-Canada Row
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said India's ties with Canada may have undergone "a tonal shift" following the indictment of an Indian national in the US for plotting an assassination attempt on a Khalistani terrorist on American soil.
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US Rejects Report Claiming India-Canada Row May Hit Delhi-Washington Ties
The US has strongly denied reports that the diplomatic face-off between India and Canada over Justin Trudeau's allegations against the Narendra Modi government will worsen ties between New Delhi and Washington, DC.
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On India-US Relationship, S Jaishankar Draws A Chandrayaan Parallel
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today it is difficult to put a limit on the India-US relationship, and that the two countries now see each other as "desirable, optimal, and comfortable partners."
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Hold Talks Amid India-Canada Row
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington and discussed ways to further the bilateral ties, amid the diplomatic row between India and Canada over the killing of a Khalistani separatist.
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Ahead of S Jaishankar-Blinken Meet, US Says Canada Stand "Made Clear"
India-Canada tension: S Jaishankar will meet US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington today, amid the diplomatic row with Canada over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil in June this year.
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US Again Calls For Full And Fair Probe Into Canada's Allegations Against India
The United States has said there ought to be a full and fair investigation into Canada's allegations that the Indian government was involved in the killing of a Khalistani terrorist in British Columbia earlier this year.
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US Will "Try To Stay Out" As India-Canada Diplomatic Row Spirals, Says Expert
The Biden administration will likely try to stay out of the diplomatic dispute between Canada and India as much it can, aiming not to disrupt the progress it's made in its relationship with Narendra Modi's government, the founder of political strateg
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Opinion | India In 2024: The Great Balancing
At a time when the Middle East is riven with various fault lines and sits on the precipice of a region-wide war, New Delhi's ability to maintain close ties with all the key stakeholders speaks volumes about its diplomatic success.
-
Centre Nominates Ex Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra As US Ambassador To Secure Ties
The government has nominated retired diplomat Vinay Kwatra as its next ambassador to the US, months before the country heads to a pivotal election, according to people familiar with the matter.
-
US Wishes India Luck With "Structural Issues" In Strained China Ties
The United States wishes India well in its efforts to improve strained ties with China, the number-two U.S. diplomat said on Wednesday, while cautioning that Chinese leader Xi Jinping finds it very hard to show any flexibility on territorial issues.
-
Will Work With India To Stabilise Power In Indo-Pacific, Says US Diplomat
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has told lawmakers that by bolstering the Indian military's capabilities, the nations can work together to uphold a more stable balance of power across the wider Indo-Pacific.
-
Security Cooperation With India To Be More Important In Future: US Diplomat
India-US security cooperation will become even more important in the years ahead and the work of the two countries on emerging technologies will take on even more promise, a top American diplomat said.
-
"We Have Now Reached A Stage Where...": Indian Envoy On Ties With US
The relationship between the world's two largest democracies, which have made significant progress in the last 20 years, now can be as ambitious as "we choose to be," a top Indian diplomat has said.
-
US Deputy Secretary Of State Richard Verma To Visit India, Maldives
Senior American diplomat Richard Verma will embark on a six-day official visit to India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives next week to strengthen the US' bilateral ties with the key Indo-Pacific partners.
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"Disappointing": US After Nauru Switches Ties From Taiwan To China
The United States has expressed disappointment in tiny South Pacific nation Nauru for switching diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China, while a de-facto US envoy to Taipei criticised its "distorted" rationale.
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"Don't Want To Be In A Situation...": Justin Trudeau On India-Canada Row
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said India's ties with Canada may have undergone "a tonal shift" following the indictment of an Indian national in the US for plotting an assassination attempt on a Khalistani terrorist on American soil.
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US Rejects Report Claiming India-Canada Row May Hit Delhi-Washington Ties
The US has strongly denied reports that the diplomatic face-off between India and Canada over Justin Trudeau's allegations against the Narendra Modi government will worsen ties between New Delhi and Washington, DC.
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On India-US Relationship, S Jaishankar Draws A Chandrayaan Parallel
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today it is difficult to put a limit on the India-US relationship, and that the two countries now see each other as "desirable, optimal, and comfortable partners."
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S Jaishankar, US Secretary Of State Hold Talks Amid India-Canada Row
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington and discussed ways to further the bilateral ties, amid the diplomatic row between India and Canada over the killing of a Khalistani separatist.
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Ahead of S Jaishankar-Blinken Meet, US Says Canada Stand "Made Clear"
India-Canada tension: S Jaishankar will meet US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Washington today, amid the diplomatic row with Canada over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil in June this year.
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US Again Calls For Full And Fair Probe Into Canada's Allegations Against India
The United States has said there ought to be a full and fair investigation into Canada's allegations that the Indian government was involved in the killing of a Khalistani terrorist in British Columbia earlier this year.
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US Will "Try To Stay Out" As India-Canada Diplomatic Row Spirals, Says Expert
The Biden administration will likely try to stay out of the diplomatic dispute between Canada and India as much it can, aiming not to disrupt the progress it's made in its relationship with Narendra Modi's government, the founder of political strateg
