Narendra Modi G20 Summit Hamburg

China today refused to acknowledge the interaction between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping on the side-lines of the G-20 summit at Hamburg last week, insisting that no "bilateral meeting" took place between the two leaders.

China on Monday said that Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "no bilateral meeting" on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hamburg, after India had claimed the two leaders discussed "a range of issues".

Apparently, right where we were at the G20 centre, PM Modi shook hands, got waved at and then held forth on some enthralling subject while POTUS Donald Trump just listened. Apparently, it was very interesting because not just POTUS, but other leaders gathered to listen to him too. If you're wondering why I say "apparently", it's because five other ...

US President Donald Trump walked up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the second day of the G20 Summit in Hamburg for "an impromptu interaction".

India said today that it had "a major influence" on counter-terrorism discussions at the G20 Summit in Hamburg with Prime Minister Narendra Modi raising the key issue with European leaders.

Asserting the need to support and sustain a "regime of openness", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said rise in protectionism threatens to take away the gains from globalisation.

As the two-day G20 Summit kicks off today in Hamburg, Germany, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who came straight from Israel after wrapping up his historic three-day visit, will raise some key issues affecting India. Discussions on free and open trade, migration, sustainable development and global stability are also expected to come up. A meeting wit...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have signed eight major deals in Berlin today. "We are looking at outcome-oriented momentum in India-Germany ties and a quantum jump specially in economic ties," said PM Modi after their meeting, describing the two countries as "made for each other." Ms Merkel praised India as a relia...

China today refused to acknowledge the interaction between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping on the side-lines of the G-20 summit at Hamburg last week, insisting that no "bilateral meeting" took place between the two leaders.

China on Monday said that Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had "no bilateral meeting" on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hamburg, after India had claimed the two leaders discussed "a range of issues".

Apparently, right where we were at the G20 centre, PM Modi shook hands, got waved at and then held forth on some enthralling subject while POTUS Donald Trump just listened. Apparently, it was very interesting because not just POTUS, but other leaders gathered to listen to him too. If you're wondering why I say "apparently", it's because five other ...

US President Donald Trump walked up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the second day of the G20 Summit in Hamburg for "an impromptu interaction".

India said today that it had "a major influence" on counter-terrorism discussions at the G20 Summit in Hamburg with Prime Minister Narendra Modi raising the key issue with European leaders.

Asserting the need to support and sustain a "regime of openness", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said rise in protectionism threatens to take away the gains from globalisation.

As the two-day G20 Summit kicks off today in Hamburg, Germany, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who came straight from Israel after wrapping up his historic three-day visit, will raise some key issues affecting India. Discussions on free and open trade, migration, sustainable development and global stability are also expected to come up. A meeting wit...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have signed eight major deals in Berlin today. "We are looking at outcome-oriented momentum in India-Germany ties and a quantum jump specially in economic ties," said PM Modi after their meeting, describing the two countries as "made for each other." Ms Merkel praised India as a relia...