Trump thanked the leaders of both countries, as well as his administration, for their roles in de-escalating the situation.

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The Proxy Trap J Jeganaathan An all too familiar pattern recently repeated in South Asia-every few years, when the region ...

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In yet another major embarrassment for Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, two prominent Members of National Assembly ...

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh said that whether it's land power or naval power, the air force will always remain, and the air ...

Terror attacks in Europe over past 20 years should offer stark warning as US aids Israel in displacing Palestinians ...