India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reviewed on Tuesday the efforts by the two countries to combat the COVID-19 pandemic while stressing the need to work together to advance security in the Indo-Pacific region, according to State Department Deputy Spokesperson Cale Brown
A nuclear power, India has reiterated its commitment on Gandhi Jayanti to its policy of No First Use of nuclear weapons and to a non-discriminatory total nuclear disarmament
The COVID-19 pandemic is a warning to the world against unsustainable food habits and unregulated exploitation of nature, according to Prakash Javadekar, India's minister for environment, forests and climate change
Amnesty International shutting down its operations in India after its bank accounts were frozen “has received attention at the highest levels” of the US government, according to a senior State Department official, saying the US is committed to the health and vibrancy of civil society
When India, an "emerging global power", is a victim of China's bullying behaviour and is facing substantial security challenges, Washington's sale of advanced weapons system show its commitment to India's security, said a senior US State Department official
US President Donald Trump has questioned India's COVID-19 figures, saying India does not give a “straight count” on the deaths caused by the disease
Pakistan lost Malaysia's public support on its Kashmir stand as Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin made no mention of it in his speech on Saturday to the High-Level Meeting of the General Assembly, reversing last year's volatile stand of Mahathir Mohamad
Presenting India as a global power for universal good, India Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched its pharmadiplomacy promising the world on Saturday that the nation's vaccine manufacturing capability will “help all humanity” in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, assuring global leaders whose worries about its availability has been a dominant…
With India set to become an elected member of the Security Council next year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented an upbeat forward-looking agenda stressing its contributions to the global good, while also pointing out the shortcomings of the UN
India turned the mirror on Pakistan after its Prime Minister Imran Khan delivered a speech at the UN dripping vitriol, and recalled its record of genocide in Bangladesh, being a haven for terrorists and suppression of minorities
