US Senator Lindsey Graham urged India to use its influence to help President Trump end the Ukraine war, linking it to better US-India ties and criticising India’s Russian oil purchases.

External affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal announced India’s endorsement of the upcoming Russia-US Summit after Trump said on social media that he would meet Putin in Alaska on August 15.

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Trump’s struggle to get Russia and Ukraine to a negotiating table, let alone to secure a ceasefire, has grown into a fixation ...

In his work, Ram Madhav examines the crumbling Western order, the rise of new powers and how India can seize its moment in history, writes In his renowned work, ‘The Origins of Political Orders’, ...

India’s Ambassador to the US Vinay Mohan Kwatra on Saturday spoke to US Senator Lindsey Graham and shared New Delhi’s ...

US Senator Lindsey Graham has urged India to use its "influence" to help President Donald Trump end the Ukraine war, hours ...