London: Putting a question mark over the facade of the so-called rules-based order as advocated by most of world’s biggest economies, people across Europe and the UK held protests against India’s plans to hold G20 meeting in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIoJK). Responding to
New Delhi: As the stalemate between Islamabad and New Delhi continues over bilateral relations, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has laid the sole responsibility for the normalisation of ties on Pakistan. India wants "normal and neighbourly relations", Modi said in an interview with a Japanese media
New Delhi: China has said that it is opposed to a G20 tourism meeting next week in the disputed Himalayan territory of Kashmir in India and will not attend. India, which holds the chair of G20 this year, has organised a series of meetings across the
Srinagar: China and Turkey are unlikely to attend the controversial G20 meeting on tourism in Srinagar in a move that would be seen as some diplomatic victory for Pakistan, which is opposing Indian attempts to portray the normalcy in the disputed region. India, the current president
Srinagar: The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) ) has criticized India’s proposal to hold the G-20 summit in Srinagar and urged the group’s participants to concentrate on the economic recovery rather than politicking the pertinent issue In a statement issued in Srinagar, the APHC leadership said
Islamabad: Mushaal Hussein Mullick, wife of jailed Kashmiri Hurriyat Leader Yasin Malik lashed out at fascist Narendra Modi Modi regime for its plan to host a G20 meeting in Indian Administered Kashmir in a bid to present a false and misleading narrative on Kashmir situation,
New Delhi: Communist Party of India CPI(M) leader questions credibility leader and party general secretary Sitaram Yechury sparked controversy by questioning the credibility of the 'One-Earth-One-Family’ theme of India’s G20 presidency, claiming that the “alarming” levels of communal polarisation “destroy the foundations” of the declaration announced
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s declaration for India’s G20 presidency that New Delhi would promote “universal sense of oneness” can be realised only if increased polarisation and economic downslide in the country is brought to a halt, Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary
Bali: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged a return to diplomacy to end the Russia-Ukraine war, reiterating the South Asian nation's call for peace in the ongoing conflict.
Bali: Western finance chiefs condemned Moscow s invasion of Ukraine at G20 talks in Indonesia, accusing Russia of sending a "shockwave" through the world economy and its technocrats of complicity in the war s alleged atrocities.