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'Why do Indians travel to Europe via Pakistan-friendly Istanbul?' Calls grow to suspend flights, rethink ties with TurkeyAmidst growing concerns over Turkey's backing of Pakistan, voices in India are advocating for a strong response. Suggestions include suspen...- Sheikh Hasina: Ouster of Bangladesh ally a diplomatic dilemma for IndiaHasina, 76, quit as prime minister in the face of a student-led uprising on Monday and fled by helicopter to longtime ally New Delhi.
- S Jaishankar discusses situation in Bangladesh with UK Foreign Secretary David LammyExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar discussed the situation in Bangladesh and West Asia with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy during a p...
- Bangladesh must protect its HindusThe vandalism of Hindu temples, homes, and businesses in Bangladesh following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government has caused alarm. No...
- Sheikh Hasina: Where can ousted Bangladesh PM go next as UK asylum looks tricky?Bangladesh Crisis: Sheikh Hasina, the deposed Prime Minister of Bangladesh, faces complications in her plans to seek asylum in the UK. Whil...
- Sheikh Hasina may have to stay in India. Here's whySheikh Hasina's travel plans were disrupted due to uncertainties following her resignation as Bangladesh's Prime Minister. Initially planni...
- Sheikh Hasina going to London for asylum in UK? Here's what Britain's Foreign Secretary saidThe UK has called for a United Nations-led investigation into the recent crisis in Bangladesh that led to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s re...
- Sheikh Hasina's flight from Dhaka to Delhi; How Rafale jets and NSA Doval ensured Hasina's security after she fled from BangladeshSheikh Hasina News: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has safely arrived in India after resigning amidst political unrest. Her...
- UK Foreign Secretary calls for UN-led investigation in Bangladesh amid protestsUK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has expressed concern over the violence in Bangladesh and urged for a UN-led investigation into the recent...
- US Department of Defense joins NFSU in search of 400 personnel missing since WW IIScientific experts at the NFSU will help the Defense Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Accounting Agency (DPAA), a part of the Department o...
- RIC ministers agree on closer policy coordination to eradicate 'breeding grounds' of terrorismTheir commitment came at the conclusion of the Russia, India and China Foreign Ministers' meeting here in the east Chinese city.
- Britain had no choice but to conduct missile strikes against Syria, PM May saysMay said the missile strike was designed to minimise any civilian casualties and was not an attempt to change the Syrian government.
- Incidents of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers repugnant, says Indian envoy Bhagwant BishnoiThe meeting comes in the wake of more than a dozen allegations of misconduct by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.
- Sri Lanka: Sifting the earth of the killing fieldsThe Lankan government declared a peaceful and prosperous future was about to dawn for their people and promised to heal the wounds of the c...
- Move separate resolution against Sri Lanka in UN body: DMKDMK urged Centre to move a separate resolution against Sri Lanka in a UN body, seeking an independent probe for war crimes in that nation, ...
- EU eyes close ties with India to counter terror, cyber crimeOn the issue of counter-terrorism, EU officials said agencies concerned of the two sides were engaging each other to enhance their cooperat...
- Pak passes resolution seeking UN probe in Bhutto's killingPakistan's National Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution seeking a UN-led inquiry into the assassination of former premier Benazir ...
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