NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Turkey-based Celebi, a provider of airport ground handling in India, has launched a legal challenge to ...

New Delhi suspended its participation in the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 shortly after 26 civilians in Indian Kashmir were ...

The core issues dividing these two powers will continue to fester like a wound, which means another flare-up is likely months ...

India is considering plans to dramatically increase the water it draws from a major river that feeds Pakistani farms ...

While India’s actions were swift and strategic, what followed in Pakistan was a curious and telling pattern of imitation.

Global Times and Xinhua were banned by New Delhi on Wednesday for ‘spreading unverified claims’, according to local media reports.

Is there a reset brewing? On Thursday, India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a call with Taliban’s acting ...

Turkish ground handling service group Çelebi on Friday launched a legal challenge to India's decision to revoke its security ...

India has no plans to hold talks with Pakistani authorities on the Indus Waters Treaty, which will remain suspended, two ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has visited Pakistan and vowed the UK would play its part in turning the “fragile ceasefire” ...

Meanwhile, New Delhi has stated that the ceasefire was reached through a mutual understanding between the DGMOs of both ...