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EAM Jaishankar on Astana declaration: SCO’s tough terror stance a win for India
During the New Delhi SCO summit last year, one of the two joint statements adopted had been on Countering Radicalisation leading to Terrorism, Separatism and Extremism. Kazakhstan, during its chairmanship, carried forward the spirit of that statement, said Jaishankar, who was on a three-day visit to the Central Asian country.
Jaishankar meets UN chief and Belarusian, Tajikistan, Uzbek counterparts in Kazakhstan
During the SCO summit, Jaishankar engaged in talks with various member states including China, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan to enhance regional stability and cooperation, showcasing India's commitment to multilateral partnerships.
Jaishankar meets US National Security Advisor Sullivan in Delhi, discusses bilateral, global issues
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met with United States National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in New Delhi on Monday to discuss a range of issues. They explored various bilateral, regional, and global matters during their comprehensive conversation. Jaishankar shared his optimism about the future of India-US relations.
US wishes India luck with 'structural issues' in strained China ties
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell expressed support for India's efforts to improve relations with China, acknowledging the challenges posed by Chinese leader Xi Jinping's inflexibility on territorial issues. Campbell emphasized the importance of reducing tensions between countries and voiced confidence in the U.S.-India bilateral relationship.
Priority areas for S Jaishankar in Modi 3.0 government: Border stability with China, cross-border terror solution with Pakistan
S Jaishankar, the External Affairs Minister, outlined India's distinct approaches to dealing with China and Pakistan. He emphasized a focus on resolving border issues with China through dialogue and diplomatic channels, while also expressing determination to address cross-border terrorism originating from Pakistan. Jaishankar highlighted India's growing global influence under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, stressing its commitment as an ally to the Global South.
Lok Sabha polls: Delhi registers over 54% turnout, highest in North East Delhi seat
According to the poll officials, the highest polling percentage of 58.30 per cent was recorded in North East Delhi where sitting BJP MP Manoj Tiwari is pitted against Kanhaiya Kumar of Congress. The lowest turnout of 51.54 per cent was recorded in the New Delhi seat from where BJP's Bansuri Swaraj was contesting against INDIA bloc constituent AAP's Somnath Bharti.
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"New India comes into your home and kills you": Pak UN envoy brings up "targeted assassinations" in homeland, elsewhere
Pakistan's Permanent Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram, has made a bold statement on a global platform, calling "new India" a dangerous entity. He cited alleged targeted assassinations in Pakistan and elsewhere, quoting reports of India's Prime Minister Modi boasting about India's ability to enter homes and kill. This comes amid claims in a British newspaper of India carrying out assassinations inside Pakistan, escalating tensions between the two countries. India has dismissed these claims as absurd, emphasizing its commitment to investigating any evidence presented.
"For everyone's benefit, don't think people should take a narrow view of it": EAM Jaishankar responds to US' sanction warning on Chabahar Port deal
Chabahar Port Deal: EAM S Jaishankar stresses regional benefits of India-Iran Chabahar Port deal despite US sanctions warning at his book launch "Why Bharat Matters" in Kolkata. US State Department's Vedant Patel warns of potential sanctions for deals with Tehran. India has signed Long-Term Bilateral Agreement with Iran for Shahid-Behesti port operation.
India concerned over delay in implementation of pathbreaking IMEC project
Billed as a pathbreaking initiative, the IMEC envisages a vast road, railroad and shipping network among Saudi Arabia, India, the United States and Europe with an aim to ensure integration among Asia, the Middle East and the West.
Upward trajectory of India-US ties not impacted at all: EAM Jaishankar on Pannun case
The upward trajectory of India-US relations has not been impacted at all by allegations of an Indian link to a foiled assassination plot, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said. In November, the US charged an Indian national of conspiring to murder Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York.
Important for India to have stable leadership as world will witness very stormy churn: EAM Jaishankar
India's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, has warned that the world will face a "very, very stormy" churn due to conflicts, power shifts, and sharpening competition in the coming decade. Jaishankar, a former ambassador to China and the United States, highlighted the declining influence of the United States, the conflict in Ukraine, the fighting in Gaza, attacks in the Red Sea, tensions in the South China Sea, the challenge of terrorism in different geographies, and the advent of new technologies as the drivers of the "churn".
Important for India to have stable leadership as world will witness stormy churn: EAM Jaishankar
In an exclusive interview, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar warned of a turbulent global landscape in the coming decade, citing conflicts, power shifts, and heightened competition. He emphasized the need for India to have stable leadership amidst various challenges such as declining US influence, conflicts in different regions, and the impact of new technologies.
NSA Doval, UK counterpart discuss critical tech, global issues during strategic dialogue
During this meeting, both top officials held a discussion focused on the Technology and Security Initiative, which will be a major bilateral mechanism to strengthen cooperation in critical and emerging technologies between the two countries, according to government officials.
India can't, in the name of open economy, open up its national security to work with China: S Jaishankar
From the big shifts in foreign policy under the Modi government, the China challenge to CAA and the heat and dust of electoral politics, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar touched on a range of topics in a freewheeling discussion at the ET Roundtable.
India will get permanent member seat at UNSC faster if country has Prime Minister to whom no one can say 'no': Jaishankar
Jaishankar asserts India's need for UNSC permanent seat with global support. Emphasizes representation for developing nations and UNSC reform details, including permanent and non-permanent members. BJP pledges UNSC reform in manifesto.
Did Iran warn Israel, US before attack?
The Middle East teeters on the brink as Iran launches a massive drone and missile attack on Israel, leading to escalating tensions. The US denies receiving advance notice of the attack, while the UN condemns Iran's actions and calls for de-escalation. The situation remains volatile, with Israel on high alert and threats of further retaliation from both sides.
India's position on PoK not of one party but of whole nation: S Jaishankar
"On the issue of PoK, there is a national position and not the party's position. The Parliament of India has taken a united stand and every political party in the country has supported that stand. We will never accept that the PoK is not a part of India. It's a united stand, it remains our stand," Jaishankar said addressing a press conference in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday.
India will get permanent UNSC seat, but it will have to work harder this time: EAM Jaishankar
The United Nations was formed around 80 years ago, five nations -- China, France, Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and the United States -- decided among themselves to become permanent members of its security council, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
China says UN reforms should not serve 'selfish interests of a few' after Jaishankar's comments on non-Western nation blocking reforms
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning on Thursday said member states need to seek the broadest possible consensus for a package solution through serious and thorough consultations when it comes to UNSC reforms.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar says India will surely get Security Council seat but not easily
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar expressed unwavering confidence on Saturday that India would eventually secure a permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), despite anticipated challenges from other nations aiming to obstruct India's path. He emphasized India's evolving global perception, noting a growing trust in India's diplomatic representation.
EAM Jaishankar engages with MEA's disarmament fellows, addresses geopolitics and new-age challenges
In a post on X, the EAM wrote, "Interacted with MEA's 4th Disarmament & International Security Affairs Fellows from across the world. I spoke on contemporary geopolitics, the opportunities & challenges of new age technologies, and the economics and politics of globalization."
UNGA president to visit India; to hold meeting with EAM S Jaishankar: Official
In New Delhi, the UN General Assembly president will hold a bilateral meeting with the External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar. The discussions are expected to focus on the his priorities, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and India's engagement and contribution to the United Nations, reiteration of invitation to participate in the inaugural Sustainability Week (15-19 April 2024, in New York) and reflections on the Summit of the Future, which will take place in September 2024, in New York, the statement said.
"World does not give things easily, sometimes...": EAM Jaishankar on India's permanent UNSC membership
Emphasising on growing global support for India's permanent membership at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that sometimes things are not given generously and one has to seize it.
'Like an old club, set members don't want to let go of the grip': Jaishankar takes dig at UN Security Council
Taking a sharp dig at the United Nations Security Council, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that it is like an "old club" where member nations are unwilling to admit new members as they perceive it as losing the grip. In his address at the Rotary Institute 2023 event in Bengaluru on Sunday, Jaishankar said that the members of the "club" do not want their practices to be questioned.
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