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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday visited Sailani Avenue here named after Indian-origin soldier Nain Singh Sailani, who sacrificed his life during World War I while serving the Australian Imperial Force.

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He highlights the security challenges—such as maritime terrorism and illicit trafficking of drugs and weapons—that are posing serious problems for the region.

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Addressing the Indian community here, Jaishankar started by highlighting how it was under Prime Minister Narendra Modi that a “new energy, this new interest, which has come into our foreign policy,” compared it with how it used to be in earlier years and said, “It took us 20 years after independence to have the first Prime Ministerial visit to Australia” and how every Prime Minister of Australia, since 2014, has met with Modi

Sri Lanka President Ranil Wickremesinghe, in an exclusive interview with WION's diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal in Perth, thanked India for the economic support to his country amid the economic crisis. Speaking to WION, he said that he is "thankful to India. Without that (India's help) we could not have survived and this is why we are also looking at closer relations between the two countries".  The president also shared that plans are underway for IIT Madras to est...

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said on Saturday that he was 100 per cent confident that India will get a permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council but it won't be easy as there are a lot of countries who want to 'block us'. Jaishankar, who is here to attend the two-day Indian Ocean Conference, said he sees the change as to how differently the world looks at India now as he goes around the world. 'We will get there. I am 100 per cent certain we will get there....