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    Dalai Lama free to hold spiritual activities: India

    "I would like to reiterate India's position on His Holiness Dalai Lama. He is a revered religious leader and is deeply respected by the people of India. His Holiness is accorded due courtesies and freedom to conduct his religious and spiritual activities," stated Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

    PM Modi meets US delegations who visited Dalai Lama despite China's objection

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with a US Congressional delegation on Thursday after their visit to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala earlier this week. The delegation, including former US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, congratulated PM Modi on his third consecutive term and expressed appreciation for India's recent elections.

    Why has US delegation's visit to Dalai Lama in India sparked China's ire

    A bipartisan group of US lawmakers visited the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala, causing tensions with China. Beijing criticized the visit, urging the US to recognize the "separatist nature" of the Dalai Lama. The visit underscores Washington's support for Tibetan rights amid strained US-China relations. The Dalai Lama, in exile since 1959, seeks genuine autonomy for Tibet. The visit is part of ongoing efforts to address Tibetan aspirations through dialogue.

    US student protests now reflect a generational change larger than our upcoming elections — aid to Israel no longer gets bipartisan support: Omar Wasow

    'In the upcoming US election, the war in Gaza is absolutely a wedge issue in the Democratic party — some parts of it are staunchly pro-Israel and others, particularly younger people and ArabAmericans, are very critical of President Biden’s policies on this. If the war continues, so will these protests — right into the Democratic National Convention. In some ways, this change is even bigger than the election — aid and military assistance to Israel was a relatively bipartisan, broadly supported issue,' says Omar Wasow.

    Aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan heads to the Senate for final approval after months of delay

    The Senate is set to vote on a $95 billion war aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, with the $61 billion allocated for Ukraine being a critical component as the country faces increased Russian aggression. President Biden assured Ukrainian President Zelenskyy of the US's commitment to send air defense weaponry. The aid package also includes $26 billion for Israel and humanitarian relief for Gaza, as well as $8 billion to counter China in Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific.

    US congressional delegation pledges continued defense support for Taiwan

    A bipartisan US congressional delegation visited Taiwan, reaffirming support for the island. The visit follows Congress approving $300 million in military aid and $400 million to counter Chinese influence in the region. China considers Taiwan a breakaway province and has increased military pressure, with daily warship and fighter jet activities near the island. The US, while not recognizing Taiwan as a country, is committed to its defense. The delegation assured Taiwan of continued support and discussed strategies to counter China's aggressive actions in the region.

    The Economic Times
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