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India Summons Pakistani Diplomat Over Cross-Border Infiltration as Diplomatic Row Erupts Over Punjab Border Shootings

India Summons Pakistani Diplomat Over Cross-Border Infiltration as Diplomatic Row Erupts Over Punjab Border Shootings

New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): India on Saturday summoned the Chargé d'Affaires of the High Commission of Pakistan in New Delhi to lodge a vehement protest against what it termed the continued facilitation of illicit cross-border infiltration from Pakistani territory. The Ministry of External Affairs firmly dismissed Islamabad's assertions that two unarmed civilians were gunned down by Indian border forces on Friday, maintaining that the deceased posed an imminent security risk along the international boundary in Punjab's Tarn Taran sector. The diplomatic standoff follows an incident where Border Security Force personnel engaged suspects advancing toward the border barrier. According to the…
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White House Claims Trump Brokered Global Peace Deals, Including India-Pakistan Ceasefire

White House Claims Trump Brokered Global Peace Deals, Including India-Pakistan Ceasefire

Washington, D.C. (Rajeev Sharma): White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Thursday asserted that U.S. President Donald Trump has successfully brokered multiple peace agreements across the world, including between India and Pakistan, while renewing calls for Trump to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. During a press briefing, Leavitt said that President Trump has facilitated “one peace deal or ceasefire per month” since taking office. She highlighted several agreements, starting with the recent ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia, which was announced by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who mediated talks between Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thailand’s acting Prime…
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Donald Trump Again Refers to India-Pakistan Conflict While Mediating Cambodia-Thailand Ceasefire

Donald Trump Again Refers to India-Pakistan Conflict While Mediating Cambodia-Thailand Ceasefire

Washington (Rajeev Sharma): In a dramatic diplomatic development, U.S. President Donald Trump has once again drawn parallels with the India-Pakistan conflict while claiming credit for brokering a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, where border clashes have intensified in recent weeks, displacing tens of thousands. Late Saturday, Thailand announced it had agreed "in principle" to a ceasefire and expressed readiness to enter into bilateral talks with Cambodia. This comes after what is being described as the most severe escalation between the two Southeast Asian nations in over a decade. On Sunday, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet welcomed Trump's intervention, stating that…
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