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‘None of our business’: Is the US washing its hands of the India-Pakistan conflict?
WASHINGTON: The Trump administration's isolationist, America First stance is showing in its surprisingly low-key response to the escalation in hostilities between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan after a terrorist attack in the disputed Kashmir region.
Pakistan’s foreign minister has said his country would consider de-escalation if India stops further attacks. The ...
India says it destroyed China-made defense missile systems defending Lahore, while Pakistan says its Chinese J-10 fighters took out Indian fighter jets.
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Tensions between India and Pakistan remain high days after Delhi launched airstrikes at its neighbor, sparking tit-for-tat ...
In recent years, India has grown closer to the United States and Pakistan to China, putting the two traditional south Asian ...
President Donald Trump has said the U.S. will not get involved, though Secretary of State Marco Rubio has held regular calls ...
As India and Pakistan teeter on the brink of war, top government functionaries in Bangladesh must tread carefully in ...
India opted to abstain from the vote rather than support the loan or oppose it outright. It is because India's action is ...
Pakistan said India launched missiles at key military bases in Pakistan, including targeting a base close to the capital of Islamabad and that retaliation is underway. Follow for live updates.
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