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Taliban has won battles, we will win war: Afghan President Ghani
‘We need Pakistan for peace. We need an enduring relationship, a predictable relationship with Pakistan.’
Jaishankar, Wang differ on way forward for India-China ties
However, both sides agree that neither should take unilateral actions and that the current situation suited neither.
Pak. has not severed its relationship with terror group, says Ashraf Ghani
Pakistan has not severed its relationship with terror groups, said Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani in a pointed charge at the neighbouring country
Afghan situation to dominate Jaishankar’s central Asian visit
External Affairs Minister to meet Pakistan, Chinese counterparts
Modi must consolidate Dalai Lama legacy as Xi’s grip on Tibet gets tighter
If New Delhi and Dharamshala are not able to overcome this overwhelming sense of disarray, it could cost them both.
How remote-area vaccination is boosting India’s security
The government’s vaccination outreach to remote border areas, in Kashmir and the Northeast, and the local people's smiling embrace of these efforts was an indication of their comfort level and confidence in the Indian system, writes Nilova…
Rice and fall: India and Pakistan battle over the EU’s GI tag on basmati
They had united in 1990 when the US-based Rice Tec tried to appropriate ‘Texmati’
Bhutan’s King trekked to stop Covid. But he’s walking between India and China
Bhutan is sandwiched between two Asian giants — one forcing it to show its hand, while another has the potential to make it a ‘vaccine maitri’
Why did the government really initiate J&K talks?
Nirupama Subramanian writes: They could have more to do with BJP’s electoral calculations, than giving signals of assurance.
In the subcontinent, a reboot is being attempted and US is everywhere—Delhi, Islamabad, Kabul
The outcome of 24 June talks between Modi and Kashmiri leadership is bound to go a long way in putting ballast into the India-Pakistani back-channel.