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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday (May 22) issued a stern warning to Pakistan: Its economy will have to pay a heavy price for any terrorist attack in India. The PM warned that New Delhi had adopted a new form of justice to deal with terrorism …
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On Friday, the IMF’s Communication Director, Julie Kozack, said that the international body has found that Pakistan has ‘met all’ criteria to be eligible for the package. However, she laid out certain conditions that Islamabad has to follow read more While …
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India has said it is “thankful” for the 11 additional conditions imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Pakistan, while also raising alarm over the timing of the recent bailout, citing concerns that the funds may be indirectly supporting …
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that no one has supported Pakistan’s military regimes and undermined its democratic processes as consistently as Western countries. According to a PTI report, in an interview with Danish newspaper Politiken, …
India's multi-party delegations to different countries will emphasise Pakistan's links to terrorism, including the 9/11 attack in the US, and assert that the recent conflict was triggered by the Pahalgam terror strike and not Operation Sindoor …
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India on Friday strongly condemned Pakistan at the UN Security Council, highlighting decades of terrorist attacks sponsored by Islamabad, including the 2008 Mumbai attacks and the recent “barbaric mass murder” of tourists last month in Pahalgam. India’s …
The conflict between India and Pakistan has been going on for decades, with the dispute over Kashmir leading to attacks from both sides. Now, the last clash in May might have gone beyond the political route, and now it has gotten to the world of cricket. …
In the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, a new India-Pakistan standoff emerged, leaving observers anxiously contemplating the implications of India’s escalation and Pakistan’s retaliation. After a four-day confrontation and a ceasefire, the dust is more …
The Narendra Modi government plans to suggest placing Pakistan back to the “grey list” at a key meeting of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) due next month, according to official sources. The FATF is a global financial crime agency. Its grey list …
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