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Gaza strip remains at risk of famine due to war, say hunger experts

The findings come after the United States warned Israel that it might cut off military aid if its ally does not do more to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Kashmir is ours and will remain ours: MEA spokesperson on Pak statement

This came in response to the joint statement issued by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, and Chinese Premier Li Qiang, where they called for a resolution on the ongoing Kashmir issue

Israeli strike on school-turned-shelter in northern Gaza kills 15 people

In a separate development, a building in central Beirut that houses offices of the Al Jazeera news network and the Norwegian Embassy was evacuated after a warning

Checking possibility of Hamas leader Sinwar being killed in operations: IDF

Sinwar, the chief architect of the Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel that triggered the Gaza war, was named leader of Hamas following the assassination of former leader Ismail Haniyeh

'Trudeau is lying': Canada Oppn leader Poilievre on PM's recent testimony

MEA says Justin Trudeau's recent testimony before a Commission of Inquiry only confirms that Canada has presented no evidence in support of its allegations against India and Indian diplomats

26 extradition requests pending with Canada; shared Bishnoi gang info: MEA

The MEA said there is a gap between Canadian words and actions, saying it has shared information about various gang members

Prez Murmu arrives in Malawi on last leg of three-nation visit to Africa

The President arrived here after successful visits to Algeria and Mauritania, where she held talks with her respective counterparts to enhance bilateral ties.

China calls on India to handle Taiwan issue carefully post consulate launch

Taiwan has recently opened its third representative consulate in India to boost its bilateral relations

Security forces launch search operations in Poonch, Rajouri for terrorists

Security forces challenged the terrorists moving towards the forest, leading to a brief firing, they said

Justin Trudeau describes failed efforts at quiet diplomacy with PM Modi

Canada's intelligence made it clear India was involved in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh activist gunned down in British Columbia earlier that year, Trudeau said

Bangladesh court issues arrest warrant for Sheikh Hasina, sets Nov deadline

Bangladesh's interim govt has announced it will prosecute those responsible for deaths during recent mass protests against Hasina at country's International Crimes Tribunal

Coast Guard conducts 'Sagar Kavach' exercise along Maharashtra, Goa coast

This joint exercise demonstrates our commitment to safeguarding our coastline and protecting the nation's maritime interests

Police went public with diplomat's allegations to prevent violence: Trudeau

Trudeau said he has tried not to blow up relations with India and that Canadian officials provided evidence privately

From resuming talks to cricket, what did Jaishankar's Pakistan visit mean?

Govt reportedly views S Jaishankar's visit, the first by an Indian foreign minister to Pakistan in nearly nine years, as a positive development

India, Mauritania sign MoUs to boost ties during President Murmu's visit

This agreement will promote bilateral relations in various fields of the common interests for strengthening international peace and security

Crucial to act together to defend nation's image: Cong on India-Canada row

Canadian PM Trudeau also admitted that his government had not provided India with hard evidence but just intelligence regarding the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar

India-Canada row: Trudeau has no proof but support of Five Eyes. 10 Updates

Amid the ongoing India-Canada crisis, Justin Trudeau on Wednesday acknowledged that his government has no hard proof against India, inviting sharp criticism from New Delhi

Diaspora key to India's 2047 development goal: President in Mauritania

President Murmu also underscored the cultural similarities between Mauritania and India, pointing out shared values

Had productive meeting with officials of India Enquiry Committee, says US

We continue to work with them on that, but we do appreciate the cooperation, State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller

PM Trudeau solely responsible for damage to India-Canada relations: MEA

Trudeau acknowledged that he had only intelligence and no hard evidentiary proof when he alleged the involvement of Indian government agents in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar