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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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'Oppose Changing Status Quo By Force': India On South China Sea Tensions
India on Friday said it opposes unilateral actions seeking to change the status quo by force in South China Sea amid concerns over China's escalatory moves against the Philippines' maritime operations in the region.
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India's Veiled Jab At China, Backs Philippines Over Maritime Security Concerns
India firmly supports the Philippines in upholding its national sovereignty and wants to explore new areas of cooperation, including in defence and security, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.
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India Raises Concerns Over Indian Ocean's Commercial Traffic Safety At UNSC
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas is impacting the safety of maritime commercial traffic in Indian Ocean, including some attacks in vicinity of India, a top Indian diplomat told members of the UN Security Council.
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"Red Sea Matter Of Concern, But...": Hardeep Puri To NDTV
The sudden risk in navigating the maritime routes of the Red Sea is a matter of concern, but "there is enough wisdom around" to not allow the situation to escalate, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri has told NDTV.
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9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested nine Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for allegedly violating its maritime boundary, and Chief Minister M K Stalin has expressed concern over such recurring incidents.
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China, Japan Discuss Maritime Concerns As Beijing Simulates Attack On Taiwan
Senior Japanese and Chinese government officials met on Monday to discuss maritime concerns in disputed waters in the East China Sea as Beijing conducted wargames around Taiwan.
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"Deeply Concerned": UN Chief On Russia Dropping Out Of Ukraine Grain Deal
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday expressed "deep concern" as Ukraine's maritime grain exports were halted after Russia suspended its participation in a deal that allowed the vital shipments.
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Indian And French Navies Begin 3-Day Wargame In Arabian Sea
The Indian and French navies on Sunday kicked off a three-day mega wargame in the Arabian Sea in the backdrop of rising concern over China's growing maritime presence in the Indian Ocean region.
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Indian Coast Guard On Alert To Stop Attackers From Fleeing Lanka: Sources
The Indian Coast Guard has been placed on high alert along the maritime border to prevent any attempt by those behind the Sri Lanka blasts to enter India, central sources said today.
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India's Maritime Strategy In Indian Ocean 'Expansionist', Alleges Pak, Talks Of 'Threat'
Pakistan's top diplomat Sartaj Aziz has accused India of having an "expansionist" maritime security strategy and said that Sir Creek in Gujarat, a tidal estuary on the border of India and Pakistan poses a "threat" to the security of the Indian Ocean. "The un-demarcated borders in Sir Creek have the potential to cast a shadow on maritime security. I...
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China To 'Pressure' US On Maritime Issues, Paper Says
China will "pressure" the United States on maritime issues at key talks in Beijing next week because of Chinese concerns over the increased U.S. military presence in the disputed South China Sea, a major state-run newspaper said on Tuesday.
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G7 Vows Growth Efforts As Japan's Abe Warns Of Global 'Crisis'
he Group of Seven industrial powers pledged on Friday to seek strong global growth, while papering over differences on currencies and stimulus policies and expressing concern over North Korea, Russia and maritime disputes involving China.
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G7 Says 'Concerned' By Situation In East, South China Seas
Rising maritime tensions in Asia are a cause for concern and disputes should be resolved legally and peacefully, the leaders of the Group of Seven advanced democracies said Friday.
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In New Maldives Land Ownership Policy, Some See 'Sweetener for China'
The Maldives ratified legislation today to allow foreigners with investment of more than $1 billion to own land despite opposition concern the reform could be used for military expansion in the islands by China.
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Bangladeshi Traders "Forced" To Import From Pakistan Amid Growing Maritime Ties: Report
In a concern for India, trade and maritime ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh seem to be getting stronger, with a second cargo vessel from Karachi reaching the Chittagong port this week.
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'Oppose Changing Status Quo By Force': India On South China Sea Tensions
India on Friday said it opposes unilateral actions seeking to change the status quo by force in South China Sea amid concerns over China's escalatory moves against the Philippines' maritime operations in the region.
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India's Veiled Jab At China, Backs Philippines Over Maritime Security Concerns
India firmly supports the Philippines in upholding its national sovereignty and wants to explore new areas of cooperation, including in defence and security, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.
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India Raises Concerns Over Indian Ocean's Commercial Traffic Safety At UNSC
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas is impacting the safety of maritime commercial traffic in Indian Ocean, including some attacks in vicinity of India, a top Indian diplomat told members of the UN Security Council.
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"Red Sea Matter Of Concern, But...": Hardeep Puri To NDTV
The sudden risk in navigating the maritime routes of the Red Sea is a matter of concern, but "there is enough wisdom around" to not allow the situation to escalate, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri has told NDTV.
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9 Indian Fishermen Arrested By Sri Lanka, MK Stalin Writes To S Jaishankar
The Sri Lankan Navy has arrested nine Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for allegedly violating its maritime boundary, and Chief Minister M K Stalin has expressed concern over such recurring incidents.
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China, Japan Discuss Maritime Concerns As Beijing Simulates Attack On Taiwan
Senior Japanese and Chinese government officials met on Monday to discuss maritime concerns in disputed waters in the East China Sea as Beijing conducted wargames around Taiwan.
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"Deeply Concerned": UN Chief On Russia Dropping Out Of Ukraine Grain Deal
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday expressed "deep concern" as Ukraine's maritime grain exports were halted after Russia suspended its participation in a deal that allowed the vital shipments.
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Indian And French Navies Begin 3-Day Wargame In Arabian Sea
The Indian and French navies on Sunday kicked off a three-day mega wargame in the Arabian Sea in the backdrop of rising concern over China's growing maritime presence in the Indian Ocean region.
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Indian Coast Guard On Alert To Stop Attackers From Fleeing Lanka: Sources
The Indian Coast Guard has been placed on high alert along the maritime border to prevent any attempt by those behind the Sri Lanka blasts to enter India, central sources said today.
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India's Maritime Strategy In Indian Ocean 'Expansionist', Alleges Pak, Talks Of 'Threat'
Pakistan's top diplomat Sartaj Aziz has accused India of having an "expansionist" maritime security strategy and said that Sir Creek in Gujarat, a tidal estuary on the border of India and Pakistan poses a "threat" to the security of the Indian Ocean. "The un-demarcated borders in Sir Creek have the potential to cast a shadow on maritime security. I...
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China To 'Pressure' US On Maritime Issues, Paper Says
China will "pressure" the United States on maritime issues at key talks in Beijing next week because of Chinese concerns over the increased U.S. military presence in the disputed South China Sea, a major state-run newspaper said on Tuesday.
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G7 Vows Growth Efforts As Japan's Abe Warns Of Global 'Crisis'
he Group of Seven industrial powers pledged on Friday to seek strong global growth, while papering over differences on currencies and stimulus policies and expressing concern over North Korea, Russia and maritime disputes involving China.
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G7 Says 'Concerned' By Situation In East, South China Seas
Rising maritime tensions in Asia are a cause for concern and disputes should be resolved legally and peacefully, the leaders of the Group of Seven advanced democracies said Friday.
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In New Maldives Land Ownership Policy, Some See 'Sweetener for China'
The Maldives ratified legislation today to allow foreigners with investment of more than $1 billion to own land despite opposition concern the reform could be used for military expansion in the islands by China.
