Azerbaijan and Pakistan continue to develop ties
Pakistan – both the government and the media- had strongly come out in favor of Azerbaijan during the recent Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict in September this year.
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Biden admin likely to be pragmatic in dealing with Pakistan: former top Pakistani diplomat
The Biden administration is likely to be pragmatic in its dealings with Pakistan, pressing Islamabad to act on terrorism related issues and support America’s endeavours for peace in Afghanistan, according to a former top Pakistani diplomat.
“New hopes and expectations have been generated by removal of Art. 370”
The biggest achievement here is that the locals are not motivated any more to join these terrorist forces.
Covid-19 helps end mass funerals of terrorists in Kashmir
However, the Army and police do observe all religious practices and rituals for burying the dead
EU parliamentarians’ Kashmir visit – PR stunt or perception management?
The European parliamentarians’ visit to Kashmir after the abrogation of its special privileges is consistent with New Delhi’s 30-year old policy of sharing its story of combatting cross border terrorism in the Muslim-majority region with the world at large.
India firms up its moves against Turkey for closeness to Pakistan
New Delhi has been quietly cementing is ties with three of Ankara’s close neighbours and strong rivals – Cyprus, Armenia and Greece.
Pakistan’s Imran Khan asked to seek back channel diplomacy by KSA, UAE
While the international interlocutors were willing to persuade India to ease some of the restrictions imposed in Kashmir, they requested Pakistan to stop targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Human Rights Council opens in Geneva with warnings of climate crisis
The Human Rights Council opened in Geneva on Monday with a warning from the UN’s top rights official that, with forest fires raging in the Amazon, “we are burning up our future, literally”.
A new security paradigm in the Gulf region
It is clear to analysts and observers of the region that after decades of depending and outsourcing its security concerns to its Western allies – primarily the US – the Gulf countries are having a rethink and coming into their own as far as international diplomacy and the security architecture of the region is concerned.
Photo: Twitter/Narendra Modi
India’s NSA visits Moscow
This was National Security Advisor’s first visit to Moscow following the abrogation of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status by India
Photo: Courtesy Ministry of External Affairs, India