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China violated border agreements with India, says EAM Jaishankar
"In terms of our own relationship with China, I think it's a long story. But the short version is that we had agreements on how to keep the border peaceful and tranquil. Those agreements were violated by China," he said in response to a question at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace think-tank.
'India Has the Right to Comment on Your Internal Affairs', Jaishankar to US Think Tank
If you look at State to State, government to government level, we think it's important that democracies are mutually respectful. It cannot be that one democracy has a right to comment on another and that's part about promoting democracy globally, but when others do that, then it becomes foreign interference," Jaishankar said in response to a question at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a top American think-tank.
Claudia Sheinbaum Inaugurated as Mexico's First Female President
"I swear to uphold and enforce the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States … and to loyally and patriotically carry out the office of president of the republic that the people have conferred upon me," Sheinbaum said with her hand raised in a sign of oath.
UNSC President from Switzerland Proposes 'Intermediate Reform' for Extended Terms for Certain Elected Members
"We support the so-called intermediate solution, which means that you would have elected members for a term of more than two years, which can be re-elected immediately but shall still pass the legitimization test of the General Assembly," he said, after assuming the presidency of the Council at a news conference held for reporters.
WikiLeaks Founder Assange Declares He Chose 'Freedom Over Unattainable Justice'
In a public comment for the first time since he walked out of detention in the wake of a 14-year court drama with the plea bargain with the US, Assange said on Tuesday before a gathering held in Strasbourg, France, by the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, that he had "pleaded guilty to journalism."
Biden Orders US Forces to Support Israel's Defense Against Iranian Threats
The spokesperson for US National Security Council, Sean Savett, said on the social media platform X that President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris "are monitoring the Iranian attack against Israel from the White House Situation Room & receiving regular updates from their national security team".
Israel Pledges Retaliation Following Missile Strikes from Iran
Some hours after Iranian strike, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while addressing during a Security Cabinet meeting said: "Iran made a big mistake tonight, and it will pay for it."
Iran Fires Barrage of Ballistic Missiles Targeting Israel
In a statement, the IRGC called the missile attack a "response to the assassination of top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and IRGC commander Major General Seyyed Abbas Nilforoushan by Israeli forces", according to Tasnim News Agency.
India and France Strengthen Strategic Ties as NSA Doval Meets President Macron in Paris
It sets the course for the bilateral relationship up to 2047, when India will be celebrating the centenary of its independence, centenary of the diplomatic relations between the two countries, and 50 years of the strategic partnership.
Shigeru Ishiba Officially Elected as Japan's Prime Minister
The lower and upper houses of the Japanese parliament approved Ishiba who won the LDP presidency last week. His confirmation has paved the way for a general election on October 27, despite opposition criticism over the timing of the polls, which caused a last minute delay in Tuesday's parliamentary vote.
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