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"Stop Sowing Discord": China On Mike Pompeo's Visit To India, South Asia
China today urged US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to "stop sowing discord" between Beijing and countries in the region, undermining the regional peace and stability, amidst his visit to India for a high-level dialogue aimed at further ramping up overall India-US defence and security ties, and boost strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
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Won't Tiptoe Around China With Asia Stability At Threat: US Defence Chief
The United States will no longer "tiptoe" around Chinese behaviour in Asia, with stability in the region at threat on issues ranging from the South China Sea to Taiwan, acting US Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Saturday.
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"Need Action Before Meetings": Sushma Swaraj's Clear Message To Pak
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday made a strong statement on terrorism threatening peace and stability in South Asia at a meeting of SAARC ministers on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Regional cooperation in South Asia is not possible without an environment of peace and security, said the minister.
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Pakistan Security Advisor Warns Of Possible Nuclear War In South Asia
Pakistan's security czar on Monday said that the stability of the South Asian region hangs in a delicate balance and the possibility of a nuclear war cannot be ruled out.
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India's Missile Programme 'A Threat To Regional Peace', Says Pakistan
Pakistan has cautioned members of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a 35-member elite grouping that includes India and controls export in high-end missile technologies, that introduction of "destabilising systems" like "missile defence programmes" and "inter-continental ballistic missiles" in South Asia pose a "risk" to regional stability, ...
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Countries Should Play By Same Rules In South China Sea: Barack Obama
In a clear signal to China, US President Barack Obama today said all countries should play by the same rules in international law including freedom of navigation in the South China Sea while India can be an anchor of stability in the Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean region.
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India, US, Japan 'Indispensable' Partners for Regional Stability
As India, US and Japan kickstart their "high-end warfighting" trilateral Naval excerise, their top Navy brass has vowed to ensure free, open and peaceful maritime commerce in Indo-Pacific region, describing the three countries as "indispensable partners" for regional stability.
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Pakistan Discusses Regional Peace and Stability With US
Top officials of US and Pakistan have stressed on achieving peace and stability in South-Asia and its economic development through enhanced cooperation.
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Philippines Calls for Construction Freeze in South China Sea
The Philippines said on Monday that China's "expansion agenda" in the disputed South China Sea threatened security and stability in the region, calling on all claimant states to halt construction activities that may raise tensions.
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Tensions flare over South China Sea at Asian summit
Japan warned on Monday that a row over the South China Sea could directly influence "peace and stability" in Asia as the Philippines publicly disagreed with Cambodia over the contentious territorial issue at a regional summit.
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"Stop Sowing Discord": China On Mike Pompeo's Visit To India, South Asia
China today urged US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to "stop sowing discord" between Beijing and countries in the region, undermining the regional peace and stability, amidst his visit to India for a high-level dialogue aimed at further ramping up overall India-US defence and security ties, and boost strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
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Won't Tiptoe Around China With Asia Stability At Threat: US Defence Chief
The United States will no longer "tiptoe" around Chinese behaviour in Asia, with stability in the region at threat on issues ranging from the South China Sea to Taiwan, acting US Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Saturday.
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"Need Action Before Meetings": Sushma Swaraj's Clear Message To Pak
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday made a strong statement on terrorism threatening peace and stability in South Asia at a meeting of SAARC ministers on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Regional cooperation in South Asia is not possible without an environment of peace and security, said the minister.
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Pakistan Security Advisor Warns Of Possible Nuclear War In South Asia
Pakistan's security czar on Monday said that the stability of the South Asian region hangs in a delicate balance and the possibility of a nuclear war cannot be ruled out.
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India's Missile Programme 'A Threat To Regional Peace', Says Pakistan
Pakistan has cautioned members of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a 35-member elite grouping that includes India and controls export in high-end missile technologies, that introduction of "destabilising systems" like "missile defence programmes" and "inter-continental ballistic missiles" in South Asia pose a "risk" to regional stability, ...
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Countries Should Play By Same Rules In South China Sea: Barack Obama
In a clear signal to China, US President Barack Obama today said all countries should play by the same rules in international law including freedom of navigation in the South China Sea while India can be an anchor of stability in the Asia Pacific and Indian Ocean region.
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India, US, Japan 'Indispensable' Partners for Regional Stability
As India, US and Japan kickstart their "high-end warfighting" trilateral Naval excerise, their top Navy brass has vowed to ensure free, open and peaceful maritime commerce in Indo-Pacific region, describing the three countries as "indispensable partners" for regional stability.
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Pakistan Discusses Regional Peace and Stability With US
Top officials of US and Pakistan have stressed on achieving peace and stability in South-Asia and its economic development through enhanced cooperation.
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Philippines Calls for Construction Freeze in South China Sea
The Philippines said on Monday that China's "expansion agenda" in the disputed South China Sea threatened security and stability in the region, calling on all claimant states to halt construction activities that may raise tensions.
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Tensions flare over South China Sea at Asian summit
Japan warned on Monday that a row over the South China Sea could directly influence "peace and stability" in Asia as the Philippines publicly disagreed with Cambodia over the contentious territorial issue at a regional summit.
