Siddhant Sibbal
Principal Diplomatic Correspondent, WION
Sushma Swaraj to visit abroad on Tuesday, her last as External Affairs Minister under present government
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will be going to Kyrgyzstan capital Bishkek for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's (SCO) foreign ministers meet on Tuesday and Wednesday.
US Navy Chief says maritime dimension of terror concern for both India, US
New Delhi: US Navy Chief Admiral John M Richardson has said both US and Indian Navies is concerned by terrorism's maritime dimension but with COMCASA agreement which was signed in 2018 during the 2
Biman Bangladesh airlines re-establishes direct Dhaka-Delhi-Dhaka flight, after nearly 5 years
The Biman Bangladesh national airlines re-established its direct Dhaka-Delhi-Dhaka flight, after a gap of nearly 5 years.
Iran foreign minister to meet Sushma Swaraj today with focus on nuclear deal
New Delhi: Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, is in the national capital, and will be meeting External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday. He arrived in Delhi late on Monday night.
Ties between nations not dependent on parties, individuals, says Israel's envoy
Israel's ambassador to India Ron Malka on Wednesday said that the ties between Isreal and India will continue in an upward trajectory whoever forms the government in the Centre as the partnership i
Utterly, butterly, delicious: Amul to sponsor Afghanistan at 2019 ICC World Cup
New Delhi: The Afghanistan cricket team will soon be sporting a logo of an Indian company on its jersey.
US says it will consult India in Afghan peace process
The United States has said that it will consult India as the Afghan peace process goes forward even as it called for 'inclusive and legitimate process' that preserves the gains made in the last 18
US terms India's tariffs as 'unjustified'
New Delhi: US commerce secretary Wilbur Ross has asked India to reduce trade barriers and termed New Delhi's tariff rate as 'unjustified'.
Incidents of bride trafficking by Chinese men in Pakistan causes alarm
New Delhi: Even as China increases its presence in Pakistan through China-Pakistan Economic Corridor - or CPEC - that crosses the south Asian country and gives China crucial connectivity to West As
Afghanistan summons Pakistan diplomat over border situation
New Delhi: The Afghanistan foreign ministry on Saturday summoned Pakistan's Charge d'affaires in Kabul, in the aftermath of April 30 and May 1 incidents, in which Pakistan forces launched an attack
