In the Nuclear Era: UK Analyst Discusses India-Pakistan Military Exchange India and Pakistan Engage in Reciprocal Strikes, Sparking Global Concern New Delhi: Dr. Walter Ladwig, a professor at King’s College London, has highlighted the unprecedented nature of the recent military exchange between India and Pakistan, marking the first instance of two nuclear-armed nations engaging in … Read more
India’s Resolute Stance on Nuclear Blackmail and Cross-Border Terrorism Berlin: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has made it clear that India will not yield to any form of nuclear blackmail, emphasizing a firm stance against terrorism. During a joint press conference with his German counterpart, Johann Wadephul, the minister reiterated India’s unwavering commitment to security … Read more
India Urges Turkey to Deter Pakistan from Cross-Border Terrorism New Delhi has issued a strong warning to Ankara, urging it to dissuade Pakistan from using cross-border terrorism as a tool of state policy and to take concrete steps against the terror networks that have plagued the region for decades. India’s External Affairs Ministry spokesperson, Randhir … Read more
India’s Unyielding Stance on Pakistan-Terrorism Issue India has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to combating Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivering a strong message to both domestic and international audiences. In a statement that underscores India’s resolve, Modi emphasized that no external force can impede the country’s determined approach to the issue. The declaration … Read more
India’s Strategic Move: Pushing Pakistan Back on FATF Grey List to Halt Financial Aid India has intensified its efforts to pressure Pakistan into being re-listed on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, a move that could significantly impact Pakistan’s access to international financial assistance. This strategy is part of a broader campaign by … Read more
IMF Justifies $1 Billion Loan to Pakistan Amid India’s Protest The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has defended its decision to release a $1 billion loan to Pakistan, despite strong objections from India. The IMF stated that Pakistan has met all the necessary conditions for the latest installment, which is part of a larger financial support … Read more
India and Pakistan Escalate Diplomatic Rivalry Over Kashmir Conflict India and Pakistan are intensifying their diplomatic campaigns globally to advance their narratives on the ongoing Kashmir conflict, the most intense fighting in decades between the nuclear-armed neighbors. The conflict, triggered by an attack in Indian-controlled Kashmir in April that killed 26 people, has led both … Read more
India and Pakistan Cease Fire After Direct Dialogue, Reject US Claims NEW DELHI: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has firmly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims that he brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, stating that the recent de-escalation was achieved through direct communication between the two nations. In an interview with NOS, Jaishankar … Read more
India and Pakistan Reaffirm Bilateral Ceasefire Amid US Claims of Mediation New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has reiterated that the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan was the result of a direct bilateral arrangement, not influenced by international mediation, particularly from the United States. In an interview with the Netherlands-based broadcaster NOS, Mr. … Read more
India’s Global Outreach Begins: MPs Travel to Japan, UAE to Expose Pakistan’s Role in Terrorism India’s diplomatic efforts to convey its stance on Operation Sindoor and highlight Pakistan’s involvement in terrorism have taken a significant step forward. A series of delegations, led by members of various political parties, are set to travel to multiple countries, … Read more