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Pakistan's unconventional viewpoint on terrorism

Turkish diplomat's view on why for Islamabad cross-border terror is not quite terror »      3 comments

Related: 13493: President Musharraf's Turkey visit cement ties, skips key issues
Related: Turkey cites fear of Pakistani isolation in maintaining diplomatic ties with it

‘U.S. needs to read ‘Persian mind' to deal with Iran'

Former Ambassador's assessment of ‘irrational' regime »      2 comments

Related: 47728: K.C. Singh on Ahmadinejad
Opinion: U.S. was alarmed by growing flak for India's Iran nuclear vote

In Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Vatican supports Palestinians

Church worried Israeli policies could affect Catholics in West Asia »      2 comments

Why Guantanamo Bay prisoners are not horses and falcons

Saudi Arabian King's sudden thought while meeting White House official »

Related: Documents reveals new information on Gitmo detainees

Indian support for UN resolution on Israel angered U.S.

‘India's aim is to stay in good favor with NAM which presumably would support its candidacy for a non-permanent UN seat’ »      2 comments

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CHENNAI, March 31, 2011

U.S. and Vatican work together

In a post-9/11 world, the U.S. courted Vatican approval of military actions in the Middle East »
LONDON, March 18, 2011

Israel's PR offensive in India

Embassy held discussions in Delhi and Mumbai with ‘focus groups' to improve its public image. »
FOR BETTER TIES: New Delhi has not been pushing its complaints in the interests of strengthening economic relations with Riyadh. A file picture of King Abdullah with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. Photo: Shanker Chakravarty
LONDON, March 17, 2011

Indian ‘concern' over Saudi funding for extremists

U.S. Ambassador in Riyadh picks up ‘sore points' in India-Saudi Arabia relations, but reports economic cooperation to be dominant factor. »
March 16, 2011

39624: GOI visitor disappoints Israel

Israel DCM Yoed Magen gave us an unexpectedly downbeat readout of the August 28 visit to Jerusalem by MEA Secretary East Rajiv Sikri, reporting that Sikri appeared SIPDIS more often to be the representative of the Palestinians, rather than India. »
LONDON, March 15, 2011

MEA team's visit incensed Israel

Secretary Rajiv Sikri behaved ‘more often as the representative of the Palestinians' »
This April 29, 2008 photo shows Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi. According to a U.S. Embassy cable, an MEA official notified the American mission in New Delhi about Mr. Ahmadinejad’s visit “prior to the MEA informing even other agencies within the Indian government”.
LONDON, March 21, 2011

What MEA was up to ahead of Ahmadinejad visit

Manmohan declined to visit Iran; inviting Iranian President in 2008 ‘political cover for going ever so slightly forward with the civil-nuclear agreement' »
MUMBAI, March 17, 2011

Indian support for Palestine ‘historical rhetorical'

U.S. Ambassador to India David Mulford was clear in his assessment of what India's support for Palestine really was about in recent times. In a cable dated September 6, 2005, he spoke of Ind... »
NEW DELHI, March 16, 2011

U.S. was alarmed by growing flak for India's Iran nuclear vote

‘We have made it clear that dallying with Iran puts civil nuclear deal at risk.’ »
March 16, 2011

50883: Political challenges complicate and divert Congress attention from foreign policy

Several simmering political developments have come to a head in the past few weeks, diverting some of the GOI's attention from foreign policy issues such as Iran, the US-India civil-nuclear agreement and the POTUS visit. »
March 15, 2011

REVEALED: THE INDIA CABLES FROM WIKILEAKS

Starting today, March 15, The Hindu offers its readers a series of unprecedented insights into India's foreign policy and domestic affairs, diplomatic, political, economic, social, cu... »
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