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News video: UK Elections 2024: PM Modi Sends Wishes To Keir Starmer On Victory; Drops A Message To Sunak As Well

UK Elections 2024: PM Modi Sends Wishes To Keir Starmer On Victory; Drops A Message To Sunak As Well 03:01

 Watch Prime Minister Narendra Modi extend his congratulations to Keir Starmer on his historic victory in the UK general elections. Modi also shares a heartfelt message for outgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, highlighting their collaboration and achievements during Sunak's tenure. #PMModi...

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Global leaders expressed mixed reactions to Donald Trump’s second-term inauguration. Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized peace through strength, while NATO highlighted increased defense spending. Israel’s Netanyahu celebrated a stronger alliance, and India’s Modi expressed enthusiasm for renewed collaboration. EU and Germany emphasized transatlantic ties, while Canada highlighted economic partnership amid tariff concerns. Trump’s return reignites international focus on diplomacy, alliances, and shared prosperity across the globe. #TrumpReturn #WorldReacts #GlobalLeaders #TrumpInauguration #PeaceThroughStrength #USAlliances #IsraelUS #NATOStrategy #IndiaUSFriendship #EUUSPartnership #TransatlanticRelations #TrumpPolicy #InternationalFocus #USGlobalLeadership #UkrainePeace #CanadaUSPartnership #TrumpGlobalImpact #DiplomacyMatters #SecondTermTrump #GlobalCooperation

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