New Delhi: Indian foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been derailed and made “directionless”, former external affairs minister and senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid has said. He also stressed that diplomacy “c
Washington: Republican front-runner Donald Trump's foreign policy will lead to another terrorist attack on the scale of the September 11, 2011 attacks, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham said. Asked on CBS' "Face the Nation"
Washington: The White House today strongly defended President Barack Obama's foreign policy, asserting that it increased the stature of America, made the country safe and resulted in a stronger national economy. Reacting to Republican
Singapore: Underlining that India is too big to get ignored, Singapore’s former foreign minister George Yeo has said the strategic “sweet spot” the country has found itself in is helping it attract investment and extend
New Delhi: Congress leader and former union minister Salman Khursid has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted his own private success story with Pakistan and was pursuing a "policeman's foreign policy" which was a
Washington: Former foreign secretary and national security advisor Shivshankar Menon has joined the prestigious American think-tank Brookings Institute.Menon will serve within the Foreign Policy programme at Brookings, a statement said today."We are honoured that Ambassador
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked all top Indian diplomats to "shed old mindsets" and asked them to help position India globally in a leading role and not just a balancing force.Modi was
Washington: Calling President Barack Obama's India trip "a perfect example of positive foreign policy" noted Indian-American journalist Fareed Zakaria has advised Washington to be similarly engaged elsewhere."Obama's trip to India was strategically important, symbolically resonant
New Delhi: Asserting that religion cannot be made a cause of conflict, President Pranab Mukherjee today said “tolerance” and promotion of goodwill between diverse communities needs to be preserved with “utmost care and vigilance”.In his
New Delhi: A very happening six months of foreign policy has been one of the highlights of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, with interactions with most of the world, including even the distant islands in
New Delhi: Former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said that the foreign policy under the new leadership is lacking depth and seriousness on important matters with the US and Pakistan.Khurshid asked the BJP-led NDA government
Beijing: Prime Minister Narendra Modi may still not have unveiled his foreign policy but he may follow his predecessor Manmohan Singh's diplomatic initiatives, official Chinese media said today."After being sworn into office, India's new Prime
New Delhi, Aug 8: The BJP said Thursday it had conveyed to the government that the killing of five soldiers by Pakistani troops would impact India's foreign policy and wanted the government to examine “other
New Delhi, Mar 22: External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid yesterday said the country would soon come out of the "little turbulence" it has seen in the recent weeks on foreign policy issues. "Over the next
Beijing, Jun 6: India today told China that it sees improving bilateral ties as a priority of its foreign policy and expressed desire to expand strategic cooperation, setting aside concerns here over future direction of
Islamabad, Dec 14: Pakistan's envoys in key world capitals on Tuesday recommended wide-ranging changes should be made in the country's relations with the US, including the rejection of understandings concluded by former military ruler Pervez
Islamabad, Dec 13: As Pakistan brainstorms to revamp its foreign policy after last month's deadly NATO strike, Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said the country will retaliate against all future attacks but also made it
Waashington, Dec 8 : The United States on Wednesday wished Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari well after aides said he suffered a heart attack and dismissed rumors that the civilian leader was being pushed out."We
New Delhi, Dec 17: The CPI(M) today said the WikiLeaks latest release in which the US Embassy in New Delhidescribed Prakash Karat as an "extortionist" confirmed its apprehension that Washington was pressurising New Delhi to
Islamabad, Nov 9 (PTI) Warning that terrorists respect no borders, Pakistani media today counselled the government here to refashion its "confrontational" foreign policy to give "peace a chance", a day after US President Barack Obama
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