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What's next for China, Pakistan? S Jaishankar answers as he assumes office as EAM

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 11 June 2024
S Jaishankar, ahead of assuming office for the second term as foreign minister, stated that the third term of PM Modi-led NDA government will focus on resolving border issues with China and cross-border terrorism with Pakistan, positioning India as 'Vishwa Bandhu' in a turbulent world.
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