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July 20, 2026

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India Files Formal Protest Over Pakistan’s July 27 AJK Elections; Calls Territory “Integral Part of India”

India's Ministry of External Affairs has lodged a formal protest with Pakistan over the scheduled July 27 Azad Jammu and Kashmir general elections, reiterating its longstanding position that the entire territory of Jammu and Kashmir — including AJK — is an inalienable part of India. India's protest follows a similar objection it raised over Gilgit-Baltistan assembly elections in June. Pakistan has rejected India's position, describing the AJK elections as an internal matter governed by AJK's own constitutional framework.

January 10, 2026

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Venezuela says it is in talks with the US to restore diplomatic relations

A protester holds a Venezuelan flag during a march outside the National Assembly, in Caracas, Venezuela, January 5, 2026. — Reuters US diplomats in Caracas to discuss embassy reopening: officials Venezuela says it will retaliate by sending a delegation to the US. Trump urges US oil giants to fix Venezuela’s energy industry. Venezuela announced on Friday that it had started talks with the United States to restore diplomatic ties, days after US forces ousted Nicolas Maduro from its presidency. It was the latest sign of cooperation after the leftist leader’s arrest and US President Donald Trump’s claim that he is

October 25, 2025

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Putin’s envoy Dmitriev says US, Ukraine and Russia close to ‘diplomatic solution’ to war

The head of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, Kirill Dmitriev, speaks to members of the delegation and reporters after US-Russia talks in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, February 18, 2025. — Reuters Dmitriev arrives in Washington to meet with American officials. The visit comes amid new US sanctions on Russian oil companies. EU states working with Ukraine on new ceasefire proposal. Kirill Dmitriev, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s special envoy for investment and economic cooperation, said Friday he believes his country, the United States and Ukraine are close to a diplomatic solution to end Russia’s war in Ukraine. Speaking to CNN after arriving in

July 11, 2025

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US State Department begins shooting 1,350+ workers in Trump’s diplomatic shake

A general view of the US Foreign Ministry building in Washington, DC, USA, July 11, 2025 – Reuters The redundancies affect 1,107 public services, 246 external service workers. Critics say it hinders us the ability to face threats abroad. Shake-up aims to align foreign policy with “America first”. The Foreign Ministry began shooting more than 1,350 US -based employees on Friday, as President Donald Trump’s administration is facing ahead with an unprecedented revision of his diplomatic corps. The redundancies, which affect 1,107 public services and 246 Officials based in the United States, come at a time when Washington is involved

July 11, 2025

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The US State Department to shoot 1,350 employees in the diplomatic review

Listen to the article The Foreign Ministry has begun to launch more than 1,350 US -based employees on Friday, as President Donald Trump’s administration is promoting an unprecedented revision of its diplomatic corps, a move that says it will undermine the US’s ability to defend and promote US interests. The redundancies, which affect 1,107 public services and 246 US -based external service employees, come at a time when Washington is struggling with multiple crises on the world stage: Russia’s War in Ukraine, the near -two -year -olds. “The department is rationalizing domestic enterprises to focus on diplomatic priorities,” said one

May 13, 2025

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Trump begins the Gulf Journey to Saudi Arabia that watches offers in the midst of a diplomatic attack

(From left) US President Donald Trump walks with Saudi Prince Mohammed Bin Salman after Riyadh’s achievement on May 13th 2025. – AFP The journey marks Trump’s first big visit to the outside of his second term. Riyadh, Doha, Abu Dhabi to give Trump’s royal welcome. US president to accept luxurious jet by Qatari’s Royal Family. United States President Donald Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for the first part of a Gulf tour that will also transfer him to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, business agreement monitoring, even when agreements on Middle East hotspots will probably be more

February 27, 2025

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Riyadh becomes a reliable mediator after decades of diplomatic efforts: Saudi official

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio (Center) gestures to US National Security Counselor Mike Waltz (left) as he meets with Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed Bin Salman in Riyadh. – Reuters Naif Alotaibi, a prominent Saudi Arabian media adviser and adviser, argued that people are seeking Riyadh’s help to resolve major global conflicts not only because of their strong economic position and political influence, but also because there are many more deeper factors. Alotaibi, currently serving as press attaché at the Saudi Arabian embassy in Pakistan, expressed these views on a recent piece of opinion published in the Arabic news.

January 27, 2025

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Donald Lu, accused by Imran Khan of regime change role, completes diplomatic occupation

Former Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu. – Ministry of Foreign Affairs LU LED Bureau to oversee US ties to Pakistan from September 2021. The top emissary became embroiled in a controversy based on Imran’s allegations. The PTI founder accused Lu of orchestrating his removal as PM in April 2022. The US State Department announced the departure of Donald Lu, assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asian affairs, after his term ended earlier this month. The department quietly posted a confirmation on its official website, stating that LU’s term ended on January

September 9, 2024

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Afghanistan’s embassy in London will close amid diplomatic tensions

Listen to the article Afghanistan’s embassy in London will close on September 27, the country’s ambassador Zalmai Rasool confirmed on Monday. He stated that the decision was taken based on the requirements of the UK authorities, as announced on the X social media platform. The closure comes amid ongoing disputes over control of Afghan embassies in Western countries. Earlier, senior diplomatic sources revealed that the Taliban’s Foreign Ministry had sent letters to 13 countries, including those in Europe, Canada and Australia, stating that consular services provided by embassies run by diplomats of the former Afghan government were invalid without the

September 3, 2024

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Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina becomes India’s diplomatic dilemma

Listen to the article Sheikh Hasina, the former prime minister of Bangladesh, has become a major diplomatic challenge for India, four weeks after she fled her country amid a student-led revolution. Her departure marked the end of her 15-year tenure, characterized by harsh rule, including rights abuses and a crackdown on the opposition. India, now home to the 76-year-old leader, is in a delicate position. Hasina’s extradition could jeopardize her standing with other South Asian neighbors, where New Delhi is locked in an intense battle for influence with Beijing. The situation is further complicated by India’s historical ties with Hasina’s

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