Diplomacy

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. Read More
 
 

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. Read More
 
 

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. Read More
 
 

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. Read More
 
 

Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez meets Modi, other ministers

Delcy Rodríguez (L) and Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House, New Delhi, on June 4, 2026. (Photo: MEA) Read More
 
 

US proposes additional 12.5% tariff on India over ‘forced labour’ imports

The US trade representative has proposed a 12.5% tariff on India under Section 301, citing a failure to ban imports made with forced labour – the latest pressure tactic after the US supreme court struck down Trump’s IEEPA-based tariffs. Read More
 
 

Myanmar renews pledge on NE militants, backs deeper India ties

Myanmar’s president renewed his country’s pledge to act against Indian insurgents during a summit with PM Modi. Read More
 
 

India, Australia eye defence supplies pact

Defence ministers Rajnath Singh and Richard Marles agree to pursue a defence articles agreement while expanding maritime surveillance, undersea awareness and military interoperability across the Indo-Pacific. Read More
 
 

Nepal PM says border dispute with India to be settled through talks

Nepal PM Balendra Shah has signalled that Kathmandu will pursue a diplomatic, historically grounded process with India – and potentially the UK – to resolve the Lipulekh–Kalapani border dispute. Read More
 
 

Rubio in Delhi: US signals resolve to reset India ties ahead of Quad meet

The US secretary of state’s four-day visit, capped by a White House invitation for PM Modi, is being read as Washington’s clearest signal yet that it wants to stabilize the rattled ties with India. Read More
 
 

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