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While the China challenge can be a catalysing factor, there is enough in the bilateral opportunities to sustain the partnership in an enduring way. US companies have invested $54 billion in India creating one million direct jobs. Indian companies have invested more that $40 billion in the US creating more than 425,000 jobs

The Foreign Office terms statement as 'unwarranted, one-sided, and misleading'

Key takeaways from the Joint Statement on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Official State Visit to the United States, issued by the two countries.

Khawaja Asif says Biden should consider facts before feting "butcher of Gujarat"; FM Bilawal stresses major powers should not make the issue of terrorism a victim of geopolitics.

PM Modi and US President Biden hailed the inauguration of the iCET in January 2023 as a major milestone in India-US relations.

India habitually used terrorism bogey to deflect attention from its brutal repression of Kashmiri people in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, and maltreatment of its minorities, said Foreign Office Spokesperson here on Friday

The Foreign Office terms statement as 'unwarranted, one-sided, and misleading'

The SECs aggressive stance against cryptocurrency industry has ratcheted up criticism. The latest crypto firms caught in the crosshairs include two of the largest Binance and Coinbase.

News and analytical articles about Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi asserted that Iran's nuclear program would never develop towards producing atomic weapons, amid international fears that Tehran will continue to enrich uranium by 60 percent. He emphasized that some people in the world think that power is created by producing nuclear weapons. Iran has often stated that "even though such capability exists in the country, according to the religious beliefs and the emphasis of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, we will n...