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• I will govern as an American president: Biden stakes claim to White House
• Joe Biden within striking distance of 270 with wins in Wisconsin, Michigan
• Nancy Pelosi defends of not speaking to Trump for whole yr
• Turkey ready for every possibility in East Med: Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Happiness curriculum charms Melania Trump, Bhangra kid amuses her
• Ivanka puts Insta on fire with ''awe inspiring'' Taj Mahal pics
• Trump is terrorising immigrants with threat of raids : Nancy Pelosi
• Turkey, US to discuss S-400 deal at G20 summit : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Merkel expresses solidarity with Ireland on Brexit
• Pakistan, India delegation visits will de-escalate tensions: Shah Mahmood Qureshi
• Emmanuel Macron, Angela Merkel display unity over Brexit agreement
• European spirit has strengthened after 'difficult years' : Angela Merkel
• Wickremesinghe sworn in as Sri Lankan PM, political impasse ends
• Turkey shared Khashoggi tapes with Saudi Arabia, US : Recep Tayyip
• Suu Kyi to visit Singapore, attend Asean summit
• Erdogan demands Saudis reveal location of Khashoggi's body
• Saudi journalist Khashoggi's murder was planned affair : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Aung San Suu Kyi calls for peace in trilateral talks
• People-to-people ties provide strong connect between US and India: Kenneth I. Juster
• Germany must remember Holocaust crimes, says Angela Merkel in Jerusalem
• Meeting with Trump not on table : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• 25th Silver Jubilee Pashu Palan Mela Starts at GADVASU
• Kisan Mela Kicks Off At PAU
• PAU Kisan App Launched At Kisan Mela
• Vet Varsity releases Package of knowledge through Calendar and APPs on Mela
• Hamid Karzai Calls On Afghan Students Of PAU
• Israel 'regrets' Russian aircrew death in Syria : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Suu Kyi defends imprisonment of Reuters journalists
• US attorney general hits back at Trump
• Myanmar working with UN for Rohingya repatriation : Aung San Suu Kyi
• PTI's Asad Qaiser sworn in as Pakistan's National Assembly Speaker
• Benjamin Netanyahu criticizes rallies against nation-state law
• Turkey seeks closer cooperation with BRICS countries
• Trump told me to sue EU : Theresa May
• Israel will increase strength of attacks as necessary : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Turkey may lift emergency after elections : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• UK 'deeply disappointed' at US steel tariffs : Theresa May
• Iran n-deal not perfect but better than no agreement : Angela Merkel
• Abbas's speech on Holocaust anti-Semitic : Benjamin Netanyahu
• May extend state of emergency for 10th time : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Israel suspends plan to send African migrants to Western countries
• Industries face challenges in digital era : Angela Merkel
• Li Keqiang re-elected as China's Prime Minister
• EU now in critical phase : Angela Merkel
• Merkel re-elected German Chancellor for 4th term
• Bidya Devi Bhandari re-elected Nepal's President
• Saudi king orders setting up of anti-corruption units
• US will gain nothing by imposing tariffs : Malcolm Turnbull
• Japan has no right to claim sex slave issue settled : Moon Jae-in
• War against terror is fight between moderates, extremists : Jordanian King
• Malcolm Turnbull urges school principals to tackle bullying
• I hope China will accept dialogue with Tibetans : Lobsang Sangay
• China no threat to Australia : Malcolm Turnbull
• Don't test us : Benjamin Netanyahu threatens to act against Iran
• US plan for Mideast peace 'fairly well-advanced': Rex Tillerson
• Islamic State not fully defeated : Rex Tillerson
• US supports Egypt's war against terrorism : Rex Tillerson
• Oman Sultan appreciates Indians' contributions, eight agreements signed
• British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson meets Aung Sang Suu Kyi
• Kim Jong-un invites South Korea's President to Pyongyang
• Nations must guard against revival of nationalism, xenophobia : Paolo Gentiloni
• Maldives President continues crackdown as Nasheed seeks India's intervention
• Kenyan opposition leader declares himself 'President'
• Nikki Haley condemns rumours about her as 'highly offensive, disgusting'
• Read Afghan literature to understand my country : Hamid Karzai
• Unilateral action, protectionism not answer to world challenges : Angela Merkel
• US diplomats to travel to Europe for talks on Iran nuclear deal : Rex Tillerson
• Turkey will not step back from Afrin operation: Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Netanyahu visits Chabad House, announces 'Living Memorial' plans
• Netanyahu visits Chabad House with young Moshe
• India-Israel business doing wonders, Netanyahu tells India Inc
• Afghan leaders ask UNSC to mobilise global pressure on Pakistan : Nikki Haley
• US decision on Jerusalem caused 30 deaths : Mahmoud Abbas
• Radical Islam challenging quest for modernity, innovation : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Narendra Modi breaks protocol as Benjamin Netanyahu begins India trip
• Donald Trump will 'go to great lengths' to stop Pakistan aid : Nikki Haley
• Israeli Air Force strong enough to defeat any threat : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Musharraf exploited situation to assassinate my mother : Bilawal Bhutto
• Mr. Yang Jiechi, State Councillor of the People’s Republic of China, calls on Narendra Modi
• Melbourne attack has no link to terrorism : Malcolm Turnbull
• N.Korea poses substantial nuclear threat to US : Kim Jong-un
• Netanyahu calls UN 'house of lies' before Jerusalem vote
• Identity of a dominant group is not identity of a nation : Chandrika Kumaratunga
• Democratic Congresswomen seek probe into Trump sexual misconduct allegations
• S.Korea's Moon visits China to discuss Pyongyang
• US ready for North Korea talks without preconditions : Rex Tillerson
• Doklam 'severely' strained India-China ties : Wang Yi told Sushma Swaraj
• Foreign Ministers of Russia Sergei Lavrov and China Wang Yi call on Ram Nath Kovind
• Adnan Sami, family meet Afghan Vice President Sarwar Danish
• Islamic State is 'not yet defeated': Theresa May
• Jerusalem final status to be negotiated by Israelis, Palestinians : Rex Tillerson
• Wang Yi to meet 'top Indian officials'
• Would encourage Indian Naval ships to come to Singapore : Ng Eng Hen
• Ivanka Trump visits Golconda Fort
• Much remains to be done towards equitable law for women: Ivanka Trump
• Ivanka Trump arrives in Hyderabad
• After 37 years in power, Mugabe finally says 'I quit'
• Will chair ruling party congress in December : Robert Mugabe
• Zimbabwe's ruling party sacks Mugabe, names Mnangagwa new leader
• Resolution possible in Zimbabwe crisis : Jacob Zuma
• India visit a turning point in bilateral relations : Maris Kucinskis
• Suu Kyi visits Myanmar's conflict-hit Rakhine state
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi calls for 'all inclusive' peace process
• Massive military action if Pyongyang attacks : James Mattiss
• India's N.Korea ties could be conduit for communications : Rex Tillerson
• Working on taking back Rohingyas : Suu Kyi
• Catalan parliament will respond to Spanish PM's measures: President
• US cannot be called 'civilized' country : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Military dictatorship always halted progress in Pakistan : Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
• Italian President urges solidarity within country on migration
• Iraqi PM Haider al-Abadi predicts defeat of IS in Iraq this year
• Pakistan offered US joint operation against Haqqanis: Khawaja Asif
• Days of depending on US are over : Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
• US forces aiding IS in Afghanistan :Hamid Karzai
• Malcolm Turnbull pushes for facial recognition database
• Suu Kyi condemns abuses in Rohingya region, UN seeks access
• Suu Kyi doesn't fear 'global scrutiny' over Rohingya crisis
• Suu Kyi likens Rohingya issue to Kashmir
• Benjamin Netanyahu asks Red Cross to help bring back Israeli civilians
• Tamil diaspora's biggest festival draws 200,000, Trudeau attends
• Looking into reports of missing British child in Spain attack : Theresa May
• Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain meets Chinese Vice Premier on deepening bilateral ties
• Benjamin Netanyahu asks Narendra Modi about probe into 2012 Israeli Embassy attack
• India, Israel make call for fight against terrorism
• India, Israel sister democracies, face common challenge : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Israel ready for Modi's 'historic visit' : Netanyahu
• Erdogan urges to ease Gulf diplomatic crisis
• Malcolm Turnbull warns Asian leaders of 'coercive China'
• New Irish PM-elect's extended family in Mumbai ecstatic
• German-Asian ties no snub to US : Angela Merkel
• US will tighten screws on North Korea : Nikki Haley
• Angela Merkel, Emmanuel Macron seek to revitalise ties to bolster EU
• Will not let Pakistan war against neighbours : Asif Ali Zardari
• Cyber attack disrupting British NHS was international : Theresa May
• Reverse decision to arm Syrian Kurdish group : Turkey urges US
• France gets youngest President in Macron, EU elated
• Kill poverty, ignorance to fight terror: Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• India, Pakistan must discuss Kashmir : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Killings on rise in presence of US forces in Afghanistan : Hamid Karzai
• Canadian Defence Minister visits Western Naval Command
• Harjit Singh Sajjan meets Haryana CM, Canada keen on investment
• 'Kasturi crisis' will be resolved : Bidhya Devi Bhandari
• Radicals raise Khalistan slogans as Sajjan visits Amritsar
• Canada minister at Harmandar Sahib, gets cold shoulder from government
• Canadian Defence Minister arives in Amritsar
• Turkey reforms don't make me dictator : Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• India reiterates high priority it accords to Nepal
• Nepal seeks Indian investment, benefit from Indian progress : Bidhya Devi Bhandari
• Canadian Minister refuses to comment on Khalistan tag
• Economic transformation our top priority now, says Nepal President
• Indians can enter Russia's far east without visa : Dmitry Medvedev
• UK coming together after Brexit : Theresa May
• India-Australia Sports Partnership launched
• Australian PM visits TCS headquarters in Mumbai
• Cooperation in education important for India, Australia : Narendra Modi
• India, Australia sign 6 MoUs
• Narendra Modi, Australian PM inaugurate TERI-Deakin Nanobiotechnology Centre
• India, Australia hold delegation-level bilateral talks
• Narendra Modi meets Australian PM
• Australia will work closer with India : Malcolm Turnbull
• 'India keen to buy MiG-29 aircraft from Malaysia'
• With TPP gone, RCEP is now more urgent : Najib Razak
• Afghanistan, Australia share strong bond : Malcolm Turnbull
• Assam's progress will impact Bhutan : Tshering Tobgay
• Nepal to formally join Chinese Belt and Road : Pushpa Kamal Dahal
• Israel will work with Trump on peace efforts : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Prachanda meets Xi, calls meeting 'fruitful'
• Theresa May to trigger Brexit on March 29
• 'Pakistan trying to locate 2 missing Indian clerics'
• Brexit a defining moment for Britain : Theresa May
• US forces in Syria are 'invaders' : Bashar al-Assad
• Afghan intelligence playing into India's hands : Pervaiz Musharraf
• UK PM to oversee new domestic violence law
• I and Trump 'see eye-to-eye' on Mideast issues : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Recep Tayyip Erdogan approves Turkey's constitutional reform bill
• Theresa May asks EU leaders to be 'patient' with Donald Trump
• Donald Trump to make state visit to Britain : Theresa May
• UK will be a global leader on trade : Theresa May
• Boris Johnson calls on Narendra Modi
• No establishment of new state in northern Syria : Tayyip Erdogan
• National reconciliation, peace important for Myanmar: Suu Kyi
• Suu Kyi leaves for visit to Singapore
• Israel won't allow IS to open new border front : Benjamin Netanyahu
• Nawaz Sharif should reach out to Donald Trump : Pervez Musharraf
• Israeli President visits vegetable centre in Haryana
• India, Pakistan need to talk to resolve Kashmir: Tayyip Erdogan
• French president Francois Hollande wants to extend state of emergency
• Mauritius to set up Ayurvedic hospital
• Jordan to further defend Arab and Muslim causes : King Abdullah
• India, UK to boost cooperation in tackling cyber terrorism: Theresa May
• British PM says values judiciary independence, press freedom
• Democracy, equality under threat in Latin America: Dilma Rousseff
• Turkish President Erdogan says Germany harbouring terrorists
• Nepal, India ties unshakable: Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda
• Meeting with Modi, Xi rare, pleasant: Pushpa Kamal Dahal
• China's economy better than expected :Li Keqiang
• Bill Clinton is a sexual predator : Donald Trump
• Turkey extends emergency rule by three more months
• Pakistan should ‘counter threat' India : Pervez Musharraf
• We are no longer alone : Mazdak Dilshad Baloch
• Pakistan, India should resolve issues through dialogue : China
• Rousseff warns of severe crisis in Brazil
• Threat of 'lone wolf' terrorism rises : Malcolm Turnbull
• Afghanistan says Pakistan backing terrorists in 'full-scale war'
• Bugti a terrorist, don't give him asylum : Pervez Musharraf
• 70 nations working in Russia on innovations : Dmitry Medvedev
• US has removed troops from Syria: Turkey President
• India visit successful, fruitful : Pushpa Kamal Dahal
• Hillary Clinton's bodyguards should disarm : Donald Trump
• Thailand could become 'First World' developed country: Prayut Chan-o-cha
• India visit will boost bilateral ties: Pushpa Kamal Dahal
• I'd up defence spending, give generals 30 days to prepare anti-IS plan: Donald Trump
• US wants accountability from Pakistan on 26/11
• Rousseff abandons Brazilian capital after ouster
• Rodrigo Duterte says many more will die in his anti-drug campaign
• Benjamin Netanyahu mulling over Putin's peace talks offer
• Donald Trump meets Mexican President
• Baloch activists hold protest in Germany, thank Narendra Modi
• Pakistan will continue to highlight Kashmir issue: Mamnoon Hussain
• Opposition upset over Sharif's Kashmir special envoys
• Turkey to fight terrorist groups: Recep Erdogan
• Myanmar President visits Taj Mahal
• Pakistan killing our intellectuals and history: Baloch freedom activist
• Kashmir India's integral part, world should follow Modi on Balochistan: Baloch activist
• Hamid Karzai cautions Kashmiris against 'foreign interference'
• Hamid Karzai lauds Narendra Modi's remarks on Balochistan
• India can decide stand on South China Sea: Wang Yi
• No plan to change temperament: Donald Trump
• linton 'short-circuited' : Donald Trump
• Japan will 'watch Sony TVs' if US attacked: Donald Trump
• I've made a lot of sacrifices: Donald Trump
• Brazil's ex President Lula accused of obstruction of justice
• Turkish President to withdraw lawsuits filed for insult
• Portuguese candidate leads first round of SC straw poll for UN chief
• Other countries might be involved in coup attempt: Recep Tayyip Erdogan
• Turkey to mark July 15 as democracy fest day :Binali Yildirim
• Coup a black stain for democracy: Binali Yildirim
• 'Revolution' occurring in Israel's relations with Arab states: Benjamin Netanyahu
• Sharif-Modi friendship hurting Kashmir cause: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
• Rousseff vows never quit
• Khaleda Zia calls for all-party response to crush extremism
• Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina launches Metro work in Dhaka
• Jacob Zuma calls on youth to help end protests
• Pakistan doesn't need F-16s, n-deals to fight terrorists: Kabul
• Ratification of nuclear test ban only 'matter of time': Benjamin Netanyahu
• Thailand ready to facilitate Indian investment: Thai PM
• Fijian elected UN General Assembly president
• Bangladesh arrests over 3,000, Hasina vows no mercy to those behind killings
• India-Nepal ties back on track, says Nepal Deputy PM
• US hostility against Iran ongoing: Supreme leader
• Dilma Rousseff's defence team to file petitions
• Netanyahu vows to keep East Jerusalem under Israeli control
• Trump an outcome of the Bush world disorder
• West using "soft war" to weaken Iran from inside: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
• Argentine Foreign Minister shakes up race to succeed Ban Ki-Moon
• Australian PM announces environmental plan
• Interim government damaging social security: Dilma Rousseff
• Rousseff's party launches anti-Temer campaign
• Netanyahu accuses Iran of 'preparing another Holocaust'
• Brazil's interim president may remain in office till 2019
• Brazil's Rousseff warns of risks associated with 'illegitimate government'
• Afghan envoy meets Raheel Sharif to de-escalate border tension
• Cambodian PM's personal website hacked
• French PM admits bombing of Greenpeace vessel a mistake
• Australian PM defends $40 bn submarine contract
• US lifted n-sanctions only on paper: Ali Khamenei
• Marines case dragging on too long : Sergio Mattarella
• Rousseff blasts praise for torturer during Brazil impeachment debate
• Roussef airs indignation over impeachment move
• Rousseff vows to fight impeachment vote
• India flavour of season as UN secretary general hopefuls vie for global support
• F-16 supplied to Pakistan to fight terror: Ashton Carter
• Canadian prime minister to apologise for rejecting Sikhs in 1914
• Israel responsible for airstrikes in Syria: Benjamin Netanyahu
• Prince William, Kate Middleton honour the Unknown Soldier
• Interests of India, US overlap in many ways : Ashton Carter
• ‘Exciting new projects’ on India visit agenda: US defence secretary
• Political crisis will not harm Rio Olympics : Dilma Rousseff
• Rio Olympics to be marked by peace, tolerance : Dilma Rousseff
• Egypt president, Saudi king hold talks
• China ready for nuclear power cooperation: Li Keqiang
• Germany rules out debt relief for Greece
• Sri Lanka seek closer economic ties with China: Ranil Wickremesinghe
• West Indies win should inspire region: Andrew Holness
• New Zealand nominates Helen Clark for UN secretary-general
• Palestinian president can meet me 'any day': Benjamin Netanyahu
• Sportspersons should have exemplary behaviour: Manuel Valls
• Nigeria president pledges to end mass killings, abductions
• Israeli PM goes soft on soldier who shot Palestinian
• Premier Li hopes China-Japan relations not to retrogress
• China to avoid massive layoffs: Premier Li
• China will achieve targeted economic growth : Li Keqiang
• Myanmar elects civilian president after 50 years
• Dilma Rousseff visits flood-hit Sao Paulo after 20 dies
• Brazilian president not to resign
• Australian PM's popularity falls: Newspoll
• No secret deal in Kabul-Taliban talks: Abdullah
• Army refrains from retaliating to rebel ceasefire breaches: Bashar al-Assad
• Told Pakistan use of militancy will boomerang: Hamid Karzai
• Nepal's Oli terms India visit successful
• Pakistan needs to be ready for external threats: Army chief
• Pakistan Army vows to eliminate terrorists from country
• Nepal PM gets warm welcome in Mumbai
• Relations with EU are 'back on track': Benjamin Netanyahu
• France calls for sustainable transition in Syria
• Sweden, India partners in many fields: Swedish PM
• Dire consequence of lingering Syria conflict: Dmitry Medvedev
• Abu Dhabi crown prince pays tribute at Rajghat
• IS will be vanquished: Matteo Renzi
• Situation not yet right for two-state solution: Benjamin Netanyahu
• Sushil Koirala: Gritty soldier of democracy, steward of Nepal's Constitution
• External forces still supporting Taliban: Abdullah Abdullah
• Terrorists damaging Kashmir cause :Pakistan minister
• Not seeking extension, says Pakistan Army chief
• In India to strengthen cooperation against terror: Francois Hollande
• No proof threat letter against Hollande's visit real: French ambassador
• US policies responsible for regional instability: Sartaj Aziz
• Amendment is admission that Nepal statute is faulty: Madhesi leader
• Musharraf warns India against any mischief
• Four more suspects detained over Istanbul bombing attack: Turkish PM
• Istanbul suicide bomber belongs to IS group: Turkish PM
• Constitution amendment, Terai resolution before India visit: Nepal PM
• Both prime ministers behaved very wisely: Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri
• Britain, India on course to leading global partnership: British minister
• Militants fighting in Kashmir’Freedom fighters not terrorists’
• IS attack on Australian soil still likely: Malcolm Turnbull
• Resolve South China Sea issue through negotiations: Malaysian PM
• Russian anti-doping agency non-compliant: WADA
• G20 moves to tighten measures against terrorism
• World must unite to win war on terror: Pakistani minister
• Amnesty trying to protect war criminals in Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina
• China, Taiwan hold historic talks in Singapore
• Xiaomi sells over 1 mn devices in Q3
• Medvedev urges Russia integration into global innovative development
• Won't accept pressures for Assad's ouster: Iran
• Nepal's first female president sworn in
• Mugabe seeks two seats for Africa in UN Security Council
• India-Africa ties embodiment of South-South cooperation: Jacob Zuma
• Vienna talks offer 'most promising opportunity' for Syria's future: John Kerry
• Netanyahu slams Arab-Israeli lawmaker's visit to Al-Aqsa
• Tony Blair apologises for Iraq War 'mistakes'
• Ghani, NATO exchange views on Afghanistan
• Mukherjee visit historic, India-Israel ties win-win for both: Netanyahu
• Even Dilip Kumar felt insecure as Indian Muslim: Mahmud Khurshid Kasuri
• We do not want escalation with Israel: Abbas
• Britain urged to probe former Mauritius PM
• G20 ministers adopt energy action plan for sub-Saharan Africa
• Brazil's arms open to welcome refugees: Dilma Rousseff
• Iranian President calls Iran deal victory over war
• British PM to call for new Syria peace drive
• 'Obama and Xi must do more than agree to disagree'
• Xi for better ties with US
• Look forward to meeting Obama: Xi
• Hillary Clinton opposes controversial oil pipeline
• Barack Obama looking forward to meeting Modi: John Kerry
• Fight against corruption never ends: Xi Jinping
• Ban Ki-moon backs Security Council expansion
• US House votes against Iran nuclear deal
• Khaleda Zia attends hearing on graft cases
• Future of China's economy is bright : Li Keqiang
• Tough-talking Clinton says she persuaded India to back Iran sanctions
• Cameron describes Elizabeth II as a 'rock of stability'
• Benjamin Netanyahu seeks UK, EU support for Israel
• Hillary Clinton says 'I'm sorry' at last
• Hollande, Cameron discuss Syria, refugees crisis
• Austrian president criticised for Iran visit
• Iran to talk with US, Saudi Arabia on Syria: Hassan Rouhani
• Bangladesh PM against admission tests for toddlers
• Immigration quotas irrational: Robert Fico
• Brazil to welcome refugees with open arms : Dilma Rousseff
• Clinton declines to apologise for nagging email controversy
• Abe re-elected as ruling LDP president
• Afghan president Ashraf Ghani approves electoral reform recommendations
• Australia will accept more Syria refugees : Tony Abbott
• Ghani vows to take Afghanistan towards self-sufficiency
• Afghanistan's mixed signals over talks with Pakistan
• Ex-Danish PM nominated to head UN refugee agency
• Britain to accept thousands more Syrian refugees : David Cameron
• Afghanistan trying to revive Silk Road: Ashraf Ghani
• Europe turning Mediterranean into graveyard: Erdogan
• Maduro, Putin agree to take steps to raise oil prices
• China will never seek hegemony, expansion: President Xi Jinping
• China marks 70th V-Day with extravagant parade
• China to complete military cuts by 2017
• China will never seek hegemony, expansion: President Xi
• Xi meets foreign leaders on eve of V-Day celebrations
• China, Pakistan vow further cooperation
• UN calls for endorsement of new development agenda
• Chinese premier meets with Kazakh president
• Sri Lankan president vows to fight corruption
• Xi Jinping meets Taiwanese leader
• US asks Pakistan to do more to confront terror threat
• 'US considered nuking Afghanistan post 9/11'
• US NSA lauds Pakistan's anti-terror sacrifices
• Bangladesh ex-PM calls opposition alliance meeting
• China major partner post n-deal: Hassan Rouhani
• Iran sanctions to be lifted one after another :Hassan Rouhani
• Sheikh Hasina blames Khaleda for Aug 21 grenade attack
• UN chief urges Israel, Syria to de-escalate tensions
• Ranil Wickremesinghe sworn in Sri Lanka's PM
• No trade with India unless relations improve: Pakistani minister
• Thai cabinet reshuffle list endorsed: Prayut Chan-o-cha
• 'Islamabad in declared war against Kabul'
• UN calls for 'maximum restraint' by India, Pakistan along LoC
• Rajapaksa concedes defeat, UNF claims victory
• Pakistani terrorism in Kashmir to figure in NSA talks: MEA
• Pakistan wants tension-free ties with India: Mamnoon Hussain
• Will support Kashmir leaders: Pakistan envoy
• I will not step down: President Rousseff
• Help those injured in blasts, says Xi
• Hillary Clinton unveils $350-bn plan for students
• UN chief slams killing of Bangladeshi blogger
• Bangladesh PM, Jamaat condemn blogger's murder
• Afghan minister calls for renaming India-aided dam
• Australia to continue MH370 search: Tony Abbott
• Bangladesh’s High Court rejected Khaleda’s petition
• Australia to continue MH370 search: Tony Abbott
• Debris found on Reunion Island from missing MH370: Najib Razak
• Khaleda Zia appeared court in Bangladesh
• A.P.J. Abdul Kalam'inspiration : Ban Ki-moon
• White House cites India's support to sell Iran nuclear deal
• Abdul Kalam an outstanding scientist, wise statesman: Vladimir Putin
• David Cameron to discuss IS threat on Asia trip
• 2018 World Cup to show an open Russia: Putin
• Hillary Clinton runs into rough weather over emails
• Khaleda Zia appears in court in a graft case
• Britain will help destroy IS: David Cameron
• UN chief slams terrorist bomb attack in Baghdad
• Draw inspiration from Mandela to build better world: UN chief Ban Ki-moon
• Iran n-deal to protect world stability: Putin
• N-deal opens new chapter in world ties: Hassan Rouhani
• Need more information to expedite 26/11 trial : Sartaj Aziz
• No dialogue without Kashmir issue, says Pakistan
• Musharraf harps on India's 'high-handedness'
• Our team will come victorious in n-talks: Hassan Rouhani
• ‘Difficult issues’ remain in n-talks with Iran: John Kerry
• Iran, P5+1 to soon reach compromise: Putin
• 'Hope SCO becomes platform to resolve international issues'
• China welcomes Pakistan's entry into SCO
• Chinese president attends BRICS summit in Russia
• South Africa to lure Indian tourists by faster visa process: Minister
• Xi Jinping calls for stronger Sino-Indian BRICS partnership
• UN welcomes talks between Afghan government and Taliban
• Bangladesh to form tribunal to try Khaleda Zia
• Ban Ki- moon calls for new probe into 1961 plane crash of UN chief
• Iran, P5+1 aim to finish n-talks on July 7: John Kerry
• 'Need to step up speed on India, Nepal, China corridor'
• Pakistan hasn't shared evidence of Indian terror: US
• No Chinese troops in Pakistani Kashmir, Huang Xilian
• UN chief deplores airstrikes on UN compound in Yemen
• Will beat terror threat, says Cameron after 'Bloody Friday'
• UN chief hails US' same-sex marriage ruling
• Russia always seeks political solution to disputes: Putin
• Putin extends embargo on import of foreign goods
• Yoga Day launched at UN; Ban says way to life of dignity
• I am doing okay, says Putin about personal life
• BRICS bank to complement, not replace global institutions: Putin
• No probe, no rebidding on soccer World Cup : Vladimir Putin
• Does Modi do yoga? asks Russian President
• Putin says Ukraine crisis not of Russia's making
• Terrorism not benefiting any Middle East nation: Rouhani
• Ban Ki-moon hopes for 'amicable' Kashmir resolution
• Vladimir Putin announces plans for developing Russia's nuclear arsenal
• Ambassador Yusuf Buch is resting comfortably at home in New York
• 'Very important' diplomatic channel with US opened: Nicolas Maduro
• Pakistan to halt executions in Ramazan
• UN says over 14,000 S. Sudanese fled to Sudan
• Hillary Clinton begins second 'rendezvous with destiny'
• Iran not bound by time limit in n-talks: Hassan Rouhani
• David Cameron to continue diplomatic push on EU renegotiations
• Pakistan is not Myanmar, says Islamabad
• EU determined to strike first bilateral accord with Cuba
• No need for West to fear Russia: Vladimir Putin
• IS recruiting professionals to make chemical weapons: Australian minister
• UN chief calls for better protection of Earth
• Teesta agreement not to figure during Modi visit: Bangladesh
• Pervez Musharraf contests rejection of his 2013 poll papers
• Some more days needed for debt deal : Greek PM Alexis Tsipras
• Will not sign nuclear NPT: Pakistan
• West not doing enough to contain IS: Iraq
• UN chief warns of setbacks in tackling Ebola
• Pakistan will not allow India's regional hegemony: Sartaj Aziz
• Afghan president to appoint four female envoys
• Putin revives production of Tu-160 strategic bombers
• Cameron backs calls for Blatter to quit
• FIFA arrests bid to take 2018 World Cup away from Russia: Putin
• Tony Blair resigns as Middle East peace envoy
• Armies need to end bias against women, says German minister
• UN chief calls for enhanced efforts to combat migration crisis
• Australia to introduce tougher measures on IS fighters
• Hillary Clinton's 296 emails published
• New Zealand launches scheme to save Kiwi national bird
• President Xi makes space for religion in Chinese society
• Iran not to succumb under pressure in n-talks: Khamenei
• Nepal PM to travel to India, meet Modi over rehab plan
• US confirms alliance with Seoul against North Korean threats
• India won’t forget Kargil war: Pervez Musharraf
• Nepal PM calls for greater global assistance in quake rehab
• US military kills senior IS leader in Syria: Pentagon
• Cameron rejects SNP demands, rules out Scottish referendum
• UN chief welcomes signing of peace accord in Mali
• Border, trade deficit figure in Modi-Xi summit talks
• We are one in fighting terror, Modi to Ghani
• Obama assuaging Arab countries by accusing Iran: Minister
• Modi, Xi hold summit talks, visit Wild Goose Pagoda
• Islamabad blames India for terror in Pakistan
• Held 'frank discussions' with Putin and Lavrov: John Kerry
• David Cameron promises 'different government' in first cabinet meeting
• Afghan government secures release of 19 hostages: Mohammad Ashraf Ghani
• Continued talks between India, Pakistan will ease tension: Envoy
• Dawood not in Pakistan, says envoy
• Scottish first minister demands further devolution of powers
• Putin says Russia ready to re-build relations with EU
• Yemen campaign Saudi Arabia's strategic blunder: Hassan Rouhani
• Helicopter went out of control before landing: Pakistan air chief
• Sheikh Hasina thanks Tripura CM for backing land swap deal
• Cameron's Conservatives defy predictions, get majority in British polls
• Rajapaksa denies allegations of hidden money
• No one will be homeless: Sushil Koirala
• Cameron's Conservatives defy forecasts, win British polls
• US Senate passes Iran nuclear review bill
• Aulakh thanks Conservative government for people friendly budget
• Netanyahu inks coalition in the nick of time
• UAE unveils Mars mission plan
• Security Council reform with permanent seat for India is 'urgent', says France
• Hillary Clinton calls for overhaul of US criminal justice system
• Hillary Clinton dismisses claims Indian cash swayed her n-deal stance
• Ban still ready to use 'good offices' for India-Pakistan rapprochement
• city polls rigging charges will be probed : Sheikh Hasina
• Saudi king appoints nephew as new crown prince
• TAPI pipeline will take five years: Ashraf Ghani
• Cameron supports 'Make in India'; offers help to make fighter jets
• India visit has led to forward outlook in close ties: Ashraf Ghani
• Afghanistan will not be a battlefield for proxy war: Ashraf Ghani
• India, Afghanistan vow to work together to fight terror, boost trade
• Nepal announces 3-day mourning for quake victims
• Modi, Afghan President speak out against terror, talk of trade
• Ghani invites Modi to Kabul, Bamiyan Valley
• India, Afghanistan can build future on past ties: Mohammad Ashraf Ghani
• Death toll in Nepal may touch 10,000: Koirala
• Afghan President Ghani arrives in India on three-day visit
• 'Nuke elimination top priority for UN'
• Relief work not effective : Sushil Koiral
• Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign faces new questions
• Blockade not in force: Khaleda Zia
• Nepal's PM urges people to donate blood
• Bangladesh cricket team to receive money, flats, cars
• German ambassador, Saif Ali Khan launch 'Kal ho naa ho' song remake
• Rajapakse seeks explanation from anti-graft body
• 'Greater appetite' now for Security Council reform: General Assembly President
• China favours fair, balanced, all-win Iran n-deal
• Rajapakse files counter complaint at anti-graft commission
• South Korea, US reach deal on nuclear energy pact
• 'Military intervention worsened situation in Syria, Yemen'
• Abandon political strings on aid, Xi tells rich countries
• Special army unit to protect Chinese workers in Pakistan
• Iran n-deal to benefit all: President Rouhani
• Pakistan,China to continue cooperation in civil n-energy
• Pakistan stood by us when China stood isolated: Xi Jinping
• Netanyahu gets two-week extension to form new Israeli government
• Re-think on higher education is obligation: Mauritius president
• 'India being watched for its contribution to climate change'
• Mauritius president visits Golden Temple, Attari border
• 5-time Nepal PM Surya Bahadur Thapa dead, to be given state honours
• Islamic State 'just about death': Australian PM
• Iran n-deal negotiations not with US, but with P5+1: Hassan Rouhani
• No rethink on uranium supplies to India: Julie Bishop
• Russia lifts ban on missile system delivery, Iran welcomes
• India, Australia could push for South China Sea conduct code: Julie Bishop
• Obama, Kerry wish Bengalis 'Shubho Nobo Borsho!'
• India a bright spot in global economy: Laurent Fabius
• US vice president says, IS momentum halted in Iraq
• Narendra Modi thanks Sharif for helping evacuate Indians from Yemen
• India appreciates Pakistan for evacuating Indians from Yemen
• Eurofighter is available for sale to India: Germany
• Myanmar president meets political leaders on domestic issues
• Saudi keen to participate in Make in India, says envoy
• Australia launches taskforce to combat ice drug epidemic
• Vasundhara Raje meets Japanese PM
• Will prefer mediator's role in Yemen conflict: Pakistan
• Riyadh playing natural role as anchor of stability; IS is a terror outfit: Saudi Ambassador
• Saudi Arabia sought our military help in Yemen: Pakistan
• Sri Lanka, Pakistan sign six MoUs to enhance cooperation
• Khaleda Zia granted bail in corruption cases
• Khaleda Zia may attend Sunday's graft cases hearing
• Pervez Musharraf challenges non-bailable arrest warrant
• Iran to abide by its promises on n-deal conditions: Hassan Rouhani
• Framework Iran n-deal may brew nuclear risk: Benjamin Netanyahu
• Centre responded rightly to border provocations: BJP
• Seek consensus on constitution: Jaishankar to Nepali leaders
• UN chief congratulates all sides over Iran n-deal framework
• Russia committed to new height in BRICS partnership: Putin
• UN chief launches panel on global health crisis
• 'Donations not enough to meet Syrian refugees' needs'
• Pakistan team discusses Yemen with Saudi officials
• Syria needs political solution, says UN chief
• UN chief urges protection of civilians in Yemen
• EU ban on Tamil rebels to remain: Sri Lanka
• Lee a committed karma yogi, says Modi, joins world leaders in tribute
• Tricolour flown at half-mast as tribute to Lee
• Arab leaders agree to form unified force
• Baha'is seek Modi's help to overcome Iranian persecution
• Lee boosted financial status of Indians, says union leader
• Singapore transport to come to standstill in tribute to Lee
• World powers have to show flexibility in n-deal : Hassan Rouhani
• US, Russia sign deal to prolong ISS operation
• Germanwings co-pilot's actions were 'horrific': French PM
• Religious minorities vulnerable amid IS violence: Ban Ki-moon
• 'Be vigilant against threat of biological weapons'
• Pakistan keen to settle Kashmir issue: Abdul Basit
• Mid-term polls can't be ruled out in Pakistan: Pervez Musharraf
• Bangladesh 'made to lose' in World Cup: Sheikh Hasina
• UN Security Council to hold emergency meeting on Yemen
• Hope Ukraine will fully comply with Minsk agreements: Vladimir Putin
• UN chief slams deadly terrorist attacks in Yemen
• Venezuela prepared for potential US oil sanctions: Minister
• Putin appears in public, meets Kyrgyz president
• Chinese officials in talks with Taliban : Abdullah Abdullah
• Australian teenager's involvement in IS attack 'horrific' : Tony Abbott
• Khaleda arrest, office search once police get warrants: Sheikh Hasina
• Musharraf slams Pakistan government over women's rights
• No breakthrough in talks with India: Sartaj Aziz
• It's time to get serious about wildlife crime: UN
• Fire Pakistan government over vote fraud: Musharraf
• UN chief condemns Shia mosque attack in Pakistan
• UN pledges support to Nigeria to defeat Boko Haram
• Unipolar world unacceptable to Russia: Putin
• UN concerned over Nepal's deadlock in drafting constitution
• UN head calls for partnership with India to shape new future
• Russia,India cooperation meets peoples' interests: Vladimir Putin
• UN chief appoints Saraswathy Menon in peacebuilding panel
• UN committee names Indian sociologist to review peacebuilding
• UN chief voices support for fight against anti-Semitism
• Pakistan, India must hold talks at all costs: Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri
• Blockade in Bangladesh to continue: Khaleda Zia
• Japan to contribute to 'Make in India': Minister
• Musharraf indicted in Baloch leader's murder case
• US, Pakistan to intensify fight against terror
• John Kerry meets Nawaz Sharif, voices support for Pakistan
• Strong UN-Indian partneship good for world: Ban Ki-moon
• Vibrant Gujarat made world vibrate with dynamism: Ban Ki-Moon
• UN chief welcomes Paris march against terrorism
• End double standards on terrorism, says Iran
• 2015 year for global action: Ban Ki-moon
• Make in India win-win opportunity: John Kerry
• Gujarat a cultural crossover to the world: Ban Ki-moon
• British PM supports Gandhi statue in London
• Ban Ki-moon appoints new UNMIL force commander
• Sierra Leone better positioned now to fight Ebola: UN
• Ban welcomes peaceful transition in Sri Lanka, praises Rajapaksa
• Sirisena: A former rebel who will now rule Sri Lanka
• Won't take revenge, will promote Buddhism: Sirisena
• Sri Lankan presidential election: Rajapaksa concedes defeat
• Palestine to join International Criminal Court in April: UN chief Ban Ki-moon
• Ban appoints Khare as under-secretary-general for field support
• Pakistan rejects India's claims on 'terror boat'
• Palestinians to submit again UN Security Council bid: Mahmoud Abbas
• Sri Lankan president confident of minority vote
• Pakistan rejects Indian report on blowing up of boat
• UN renews mandate of Special Tribunal for Lebanon
• Afghan president invites Pakistan for security talks
• UNRWA gets new deputy commissioner-general
• UN chief asks Gambia parties to observe restraint
• Missing AirAsia plane no mystery or atrocity: Tony Abbott
• Iran says, unfair sanctions futile for nuclear solution
• Ban Ki-moon urges Pakistan to end executions
• Mikhail Kalashnikov and the AK-47 rifle
• Peshawar attack jolted nation, says Pakistan president
• Illegal Afghans to be expelled from Pakistan
• Pakistani political leaders divided over new military courts
• UN secretary general hails landmark Arms Trade Treaty
• Russia at risk of deep recession, says Medvedev
• EEU compromised on several issues: Putin
• Terror chatter at heightened level: Australian PM
• Need greater recovery efforts in Ebola-hit countries: UN
• Shrinking trade hurts both Russia and EU: Putin
• China offers infrastructure support to five neighbours
• 26/11 mastermind not released: Sartaj Aziz
• Russia's military doctrine to stay defensive: Vladimir Putin
• Overcome dependence on imported defence technology: Vladimir Putin
• Cairns killings unspeakable crime: Australian PM
• Putin reiterates tough stance against western pressure
• Putin reiterates tough stance against western pressure
• UN secretary general calls for international mobilisation against terror
• US, Cuba restoring ties very positive: Ban Ki-moon
• Gunman in Sydney hostage crisis was known to police: PM
• Indian parties should unite: Najib Razak
• Australian PM calls for calm amid Sydney hostage situation
• Concerned over humanitarian crisis in Ukraine: Putin
• UN chief appoints new head of UN Ebola mission
• Need to boost trade between India, Russia: Vladimir Putin
• UN urges progress against global warming at climate conference
• UN chief calls for peaceful elections in Lesotho
• Russian constitution must be more flexible: Vladimir Putin
• Rajapaksa calls for robust cooperation among SAARC nations
• Corruption hits poor the hardest: UN chief
• New Zealand government cannot stop death penalty overseas: John Key
• Imran Khan must settle issues through talks: Pakistan minister
• Bangladeshi imam assaulted for snide remarks against PM
• No forcible closure of businesses: Shahbaz Sharif warns Imran Khan
• New cabinet within weeks: Ashraf Ghani
• Recognising Taliban regime in Afghanistan was blunder: Pervez Musharraf
• UN chief calls for access to latest technology for disabled
• UN chief calls for joint efforts to end AIDS by 2030
• 'Pakistan wants good relations with neighbours'
• Attempts to pressure Russia by sanctions futile : Vladimir Putin
• UN chief condemns atttack on mosque in Negeria
• Kathmandu Declaration ready, next summit in Pakistan
• SAARC leaders treated to vegetarian lunch at retreat
• Vladimir Putin says Russia to stay out of geopolitical conflict
• Afghanistan will not endanger regional security: Ashraf Ghan
• Saarc nations must rise above differences: Sheikh Hasina
• UN chief 'deeply concerned' over escalating violence in Libya
• Gambia has huge business opportunities, and we invite India to do business in Gambia”- Abdoulie Jobe
• UN chief slams deadly suicide bombing in Afghanistan
• Ebola could be contained by mid-2015: Ban Ki-moon
• China, New Zealand ties enter new era: Xi Jinping
• World must recognise threat of terrorism: Bashar al-Assad
• Iran nuclear talks: Ban Ki-moon calls for a successful deal
• Family support key to women becoming good leaders: Nikki Randhawa Haley
• Hope of better ties with Pakistan bordered on naivete, feels Karzai
• 'India, Pakistan were very near to framework agreement on Kashmir'
• 'India, Pakistan were very near to framework agreement on Kashmir'
• 'India, Pakistan were very near to framework agreement on Kashmir'
• Afghanistan will not compromise on foreign policy: Hamid Karzai
• Narendra Modi has runs on the ball: Tony Abbot
• BRICS should raise voice in global economic governance: China
• Russia to sell Mi-35 helicopters to Pakistan
• Chinese president calls for fulfilling Asia-Pacific dream
• Nepal to deliver constitution on time: Sushil Koirala
• UN chief hails civilian rule deal in Burkina Faso
• UN chief deplores planned elections in eastern Ukraine
• President can contest third term: Mahinda Rajapaksa
• Pakistan PM urged to probe London rally incident
• 'Pakistan won't allow India free hand on Kashmir'
• Kashmir will be part of Pakistan: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
• Resolving Kashmir issue pertinent for peace: Pakistan army chief Gen. Raheel Sharif
• Putin-Poroshenko meeting positive but misunderstandings remain
• Bilawal Bhutto facing threats to life
• 'Imran Khan should learn politics from Bhuttos'
• Pakistan welcomes Modi's call for dialogue
• We believe in friendly ties with Pakistan: Afghanistan
• No plans to punish West with retaliatory sanctions: Putin