New York: An informal conference of the Foreign Ministers of SAARC countries was held in New York against the backdrop of the UN General Assembly meeting. The echoes of the tension between India and Pakistan were heard in this meeting. The Indian Foreign Minister retorted that terrorism is the biggest threat to international stability, peace […]
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New Delhi: The first of the ‘Two Plus Two’ talks involving the Defence and Foreign Ministers of both India and the United States, were concluded successfully. On this occasion, the ‘Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement’ (COMCASA) was signed between the two countries. With this agreement, India will have easy access to the super-advanced and sensitive […]
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New Delhi/Tashkent: Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj has returned home after the successful completion of her four-day visit to the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan and Uzbekistan. Foreign Minister Swaraj said this visit has further strengthened India’s relations with these oil-rich countries. Moreover, she expressed satisfaction saying that the visit was positive and fruitful. The […]
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Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia): Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj has reached Mongolia after completing her China visit where she met Mongolian Foreign Minister D. Tsogtbaatar. A decision to strengthen the cooperation between the two countries in the infrastructure, energy and Information Technology sectors was taken in these discussions. Foreign Minister Swaraj underlined the Mongolian importance from the […]
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Beijing: Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj targeted Pakistan at the ‘Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’ (SCO) meeting strongly saying, ‘We cannot restrict the war against terrorism only to eliminate terrorists. The war against terrorism needs to include harsh actions against the countries backing and providing financial assistance to them.’ Foreign Minister Swaraj targeted Pakistan, without naming it, […]
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New Delhi: India and China are making efforts to improve their relations by leaving the Doklam issue behind. The process of dialogue and discussions has been initiated on all levels under the guidance of the respective leaderships, claimed Hua Chunying, the spokesperson of the Chinese foreign Ministry. But even as all these procedures of dialogue […]
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Baku: ‘Terrorism is the biggest threat for the international stability and security. Responsible for killing of our innocent citizens, terrorism has made it difficult to attain the objective of development. But there exists a gap between language and actions against terrorism. There is no major progress on this front,’ Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj criticised […]
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Tokyo: Minister of External Affairs of India, Sushma Swaraj while on visit to Tokyo met Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. India and Japan’s kinship is from the heart and thus blessed with potential for growth, Abe told Swaraj in the meeting. Both Swaraj and Abe conveyed their determination towards extensive co-operation for stability and security […]
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Tokyo: ‘Both India and Japan are pro-democratic countries. Therefore, both the countries abide by the international laws and respect the sovereignty and regional integrity,’ Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono pronounced the freedom of navigation in the region with this statement. Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is currently on her Japanese visit and she participated in […]
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New Delhi: The road blocks for Indian and French military forces to use each other’s bases, have been cleared. An important treaty was signed to this effect between the two countries. The treaty gains importance against the background of the increased Chinese challenges in the Indo-Pacific region. India has already signed a similar treaty with […]
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