Hazara minority facing persecution in Afghanistan, Pakistan: Activist
March 6 deadly attacks on Hazaras in Kabul killed 32 people
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Afghanistan peace prospects ‘slim’ without women’s participation: Hillary Clinton
There can be no sustainable peace in Afghanistan if women are not at the negotiating table, former United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told ambassadors and activists at UN Headquarters on Tuesday.
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UAE Ambassador meets Indian Foreign Secretary
New Delhi: On March 9th, 2020 thet UAE Ambassador to India, Dr. Ahmed Al Banna,
UN Security Council passes resolution endorsing Afghanistan peace
All 15 members supported the resolution, tabled by the United States, which endorses a joint US-Afghan declaration on peace and an agreement signed between Washington and the Taliban.
Putin opens door to changes that would allow him to stay in power until 2036
Mr. Putin is required by the constitution to step down in 2024 when his second sequential and fourth presidential term ends
Show me a country that says everybody is welcome: MEA on CAA
“Everybody, when they look at citizenship, has a context and criterion”
Regional interference fuels extremism and terrorism: UAE Minister
By WAM: CAIRO, 5th March, 2020 — The UAE affirmed that increasing challenges facing the
Myanmar stands at confluence of India’s ‘Neighbourhood First’ and ‘Act East policy’
Myanmar would not allow groups that are inimical to India’s interests to operate from its territory.
West Asia is Central to India’s Foreign Policy: Gen. V.K. Singh
India has been a partner of West Asian states, not only in trade and economy, but also, as a part of defence diplomacy in times of crisis.
India sends medical assistance to Wuhan
India has sent the first shipment of medical assistance to Coronavirus hit Wuhan in China.