Diplomacy
US-Iran peace deal signed, hard talks still ahead
Washington and Tehran have taken a historic step toward ending their war, but experts say the real test lies in the months of complex diplomacy still to come.
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Fourth US strike on Indian-crewed tankers in a week leaves 4 more dead
A suspected US missile strike on the tanker MT Liaki Freedom off Oman has killed four Indian sailors, the fourth such attack on an Indian-crewed vessel in a week, taking the toll to seven.
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India calls for unimpeded Hormuz shipping as US strike kill 3 Indians
India has renewed calls for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz after US strikes killed three Indian sailors aboard MT Settebello.
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France hints Rafale tech transfer, eyes private tie-ups for nuclear plants
France signals readiness to transfer Rafale combat aviation technology and integrate Indian weapons under the 114-jet deal, while EDF explores tie-ups with Indian private firms on nuclear power, ahead of Modi’s week-long visit to France and Slovakia.
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US hits Indian-crewed ship again even as MEA says 3 killed a day before
The US Navy has struck a third Indian-crewed vessel, MT Jalveer, off Oman within a week, as New Delhi confirms three Indian sailors killed in the Settebello attack a day ago.
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US ‘strikes’ tanker with 24 Indians on board, 3 missing; MEA condemns attack
A US missile reportedly struck the tanker Settebello in the Gulf of Oman, leaving three of 24 Indian crew members missing.
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On Gorkha Agniveer issue, Nepal says ‘if India wants, we can discuss’
Nepal’s foreign minister has said Kathmandu is open to discussions with India on resuming Gorkha recruitment under the Agnipath scheme, which Nepal suspended in 2022.
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Putin pitches Su-57 to India as aerospace ties deepen on two fronts
The Russian president has offered to supply India with the Su-57 fifth-generation stealth fighter, years after New Delhi exited a joint development programme over cost and performance concerns.
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Cooper wraps up China-India tour with deals on critical minerals
UK foreign secretary Yvette Cooper concluded a three-day, two-nation visit to China and India, emerging with a clutch of agreements on maritime security, critical minerals, etc.
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India rejects Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan polls, warns Islamabad
India has lodged a firm diplomatic protest against Pakistan’s plan to hold assembly election in Gilgit-Baltistan, reiterating that the region is an integral part of India.
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