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NEW DELHI - India will enter Pakistan to kill anyone who escapes over the border after trying to carry out terrorist activities in the country, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh told broadcaster CNN News18 on April 5.
GENEVA -- World Health Organization members' negotiations on a pandemic preparedness treaty remain rocky less than two months before the intended deadline, as industrialized and developing nations butt heads over technology access.
Pakistani officials tell Al Jazeera at least eight killings could be linked to India. New Delhi rejects these charges.
For years, China has been Asia's technology powerhouse.
The row over the island of Katchatheevu, which is under Sri Lanka’s administration, could also potentially harm bilateral relations, Modi’s political opponents and analysts said.
NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s main opposition party vowed to boost social spending and reverse what it views as a slide into autocracy as it laid out its campaign promises on Friday, two weeks before the start of a weeks-long, multi-phase general election.
HUALIEN, Taiwan - Rescuers in Taiwan faced the threat of further landslides and rockfalls in their search on Friday (April 5) for a dozen people still missing from this week's earthquake, as the death toll rose to 12 and some of the stranded were brought to safety.
HUALIEN, Taiwan (Reuters) -- Rescuers in Taiwan faced the threat of further landslides and rockfalls in their search on Friday for a dozen people still missing from this week's earthquake, as the death toll rose to 12 and some of the stranded were brought to safety.