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Adversary across border using foreign mercenaries to create fear in Jammu & Kashmir: DGP
DGP R R Swain, with ADGPs Vijay Kumar and Anand Jain, confirmed three foreign terrorists killed in a June 26 Gandoh encounter. Emphasizing intelligence work in border areas and collaboration with village defense guards, SPOs, and community, he promoted seven SPOs, honored police, noting Gandoh's first encounter in a decade, countering mass killings and fear psychosis.
Inclusive healthcare: H.E. Dr. Noura Khamis Al Ghaithi on Abu Dhabi’s vision beyond borders
In conversation with H.E. Dr. Noura Khamis Al Ghaithi, Undersecretary of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, who outlines the vision of the Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week (ADGHW) positioned to serve as an annual platform for inclusive knowledge-sharing and crafting collaborative strategies aimed at delivering positive patient outcomes.
A new $72,000 migrant smuggling route to the US starts with a charter flight, and many Indians are waiting to board
Indian nationals on a Legend Airlines flight faced challenges in El Salvador as they attempted to reach the U.S. via Mexico. The incident sheds light on a new phase of illegal immigration through intercontinental smuggling routes, impacting U.S. border policies and migrants' journeys.
India shows interest in mega Teesta river conservation project
A major focus of the talks between the two prime ministers was to explore ways to shore up India-Bangladesh cooperation in digital and energy connectivity even as both sides resolved to work towards peaceful management of borders between the two countries.
What's behind India's hardening posture against China?
India appears to be adopting a tougher stance towards China, with Prime Minister Modi set to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) meeting in Kazakhstan in July. Recent developments suggest a hardening of India's posture against China, including refusing to resume direct passenger flights and engaging with Taiwan, signaling a shift in India's approach.
State Department briefing interrupted by a “rather large cockroach”
The US State Department’s press briefing was interrupted for a short while when its Spokesperson spotted a “rather large cockroach” on the wall near a reporter. The issue was resolved before the briefing continued.
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Avalara's strategy to expand in India aligns well with the country's export ambitions: Anil Paranjape
By leveraging technology, Avalara says businesses can focus on their core operations without being bogged down by the complexities of cross-border tax compliance.
Focus will be to resolve remaining issues along border: Jaishankar on India-China ties
After resuming his role as India's External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar emphasized the country's focus on resolving remaining border disputes with China amid ongoing tensions in eastern Ladakh. He also reiterated efforts to address cross-border terrorism from Pakistan. Jaishankar outlined "Bharat First" and "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" as core principles guiding India's foreign policy under the new administration.
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.
Biden prepares a tough executive order that would shut down asylum after 2,500 migrants arrive a day
The White House is discussing plans for President Biden to issue an executive order closing asylum requests at the U.S.-Mexico border if daily encounters hit 2,500 between ports of entry, reopening when the number falls to 1,500. This move aims to control border numbers and is expected to be announced on Tuesday.
Under leadership of PM Modi, foreign policy of India has given fame to our nation: EAM Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for enhancing India's global reputation through foreign policy initiatives during an event in Shimla.
India's progress would have been faster, if borders were more secure, says NSA Doval
Delivering the Rustamji Memorial Lecture organised by the BSF on its 21st investiture ceremony, he said, "In the foreseeable future, I don't think our borders are going to be as secure as we will require for our fast economic growth. So, the responsibility on border guarding forces has become very, very heavy. They have got to remain on alert 24X7 in perpetuity. They have got to see that our national interests and country are protected."
Fierce fighting in northern Gaza as aid starts to roll off US-built pier
In Jabalia, Gaza, Israeli forces clashed with Hamas fighters, leading to civilian displacement. Rafah faced escalating conflict as militants targeted tanks. The U.N. humanitarian office, represented by Jens Laerke, emphasized the critical need for aid amidst the crisis. Washington's aid convoys aimed to support Gaza, while Hamas demanded an end to the Israeli siege.
No more business class?
European business leaders remain optimistic about another Trump presidency, with potential trade shifts and capital relocation. Investor 'patriotism' declines amid EU challenges. US policies influence productivity. The EU must address hurdles to boost competitiveness and attract investments for future success.
Panama's next president says he will shut down one of the world's busiest migration routes
Panama's President-elect Jose Raul Mulino aims to close a major migration route, impacting 500,000 people. Organized crime involvement and challenges in operations and logistics cast doubt on the plan's success.
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.
Bearing the brunt today, but good for long term: 6 stocks from the financial services sector with upside potential of up to 30%
For all those who were again thinking why the financial services sector stocks are leading the recent phase of decline. A look into FPI holding patterns would throw the answer. It is the financial services, including banks where FPIs have the maximum exposure, so if they are booking profit, the first round of selling is bound to come in the sector where they have maximum holding.But there is another part to the story, which is when they come back, it is the very same sectors where they buy the first, because financial services and banks are the best proxy play to GDP growth. Also the fact that the majority of these stocks have ample liquidity plays an important part in the kinds of strong moves these stocks see.
Netanyahu on US threat to withhold arms: Israel will fight with its 'fingernails' if needed
Netanyahu remains resolute on Gaza offensive despite U.S. arms threat, hinting at Rafah invasion. Concerns over humanitarian catastrophe persist. Hamas seeks hostage deal guarantees, while UNRWA faces aid rationing amid Rafah crossing closure.
NDA is already near 200 seats, on track to get past 400: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is confident that the BJP will achieve its 400-paar figure this election and says the party would win up to 200 of the 283 seats in the first three phases alone. In an interview with Rahul Tripathi and Pranab Dhal Samanta, he says that elections will be held in Jammu & Kashmir ‘according to court dates’ and opposes any reservation based on religion. Excerpts:
View: Gaffer, or channelling inner Joe?
Biden's 'xenophobic' remarks towards India and Japan sparked diplomatic tensions, revealing underlying political complexities. The incident highlighted strained relations and diplomatic challenges faced by the US with key Asian allies.
Is Japanese Yen a canary in the coalmine? What it means for Bitcoin
The crisis facing the yen stems from a confluence of factors that have pushed the Bank of Japan into an economic policy corner. With a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 260%, among the highest in the world, Japan has been effectively locked into keeping interest rates at ultra-low levels, near zero, for years.
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.
Will Donald Trump deport 20 million illegal immigrants if re-elected? Know about his plans in detail
Donald Trump has said that the US will not bring in anyone from Gaza, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, Libya, or anywhere else that threatens the security of the country. He plans to round up, detain and deport millions of illegal immigrants.
"Will terminate every open border policy...": Trump tears into Biden administration over illegal immigrants issue
Former US President Donald Trump came out heavily against the Biden administration over the 'heavy influx' of migrants from the border and migrant crimes, while announcing that he will terminate every 'open border policy' if he comes to power.
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