Anthony Fauci, the chief US expert on the COVID19 pandemic and President Joe Biden's medical adviser, has said that the “dire situation” in India shows that no country is safe from a global pandemic and climate and youth are no protections against it
US President Joe Biden has said that the climate partnership with India will be “a core pillar” of relations between the two countries
After a gap of four years, the US State Department is to get an Assistant Secretary of State for the South Asia region if President Joe Biden's nomination of Donald Lu goes through the Senate
US President Joe Biden's administration is “working closely” with Indian officials to find ways to help the country facing its worst COVID-19 surge, according to his spokesperson Jen Psaki
The India-US climate partnership launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden aims to show the world how to combine rapid action against climate change with economic development, according to a joint statement by the two countries
Virtually declining India’s requests to lift the ban on export of raw materials to meet the country’s anticipated COVID-19 vaccine shortage, the US politely said that it has to first to take care of the requirements of its own people
Warning that the COVID-19 pandemic is a grim reminder of the dangers of climate change, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced a global initiative in cooperation with the US to mobilise investments for the greening of the world and promote collaboration to fight global warming
Indian American civil rights lawyer Vanita Gupta has been confirmed as the US associate attorney-general with the help of a breakaway Republican senator, overcoming stiff opposition from conservatives who accused the nominee of espousing “radical” policies
The US will maintain counter-terrorism capabilities after pulling its troops out of Afghanistan, according to Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar have agreed that New Delhi and Washington will coordinate efforts to promote stability in Afghanistan, from where the US and NATO will be withdrawing their troops, according to State Department Spokesperson Ned Price
