London: US President Donald Trump on Monday claimed, yet again, that if he had not intervened in time with a threat of stopping all trade negotiations, India and Pakistan would have been at war.

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Trump reiterated that he ended the conflict between India and Pakistan. And now he is looking to end the war that is escalating along the Thailand-Cambodia border.

As per Al Jazeera, Cambodia and Thailand, earlier in the day, accused each other of launching artillery attacks, just hours after Trump said both countries had agreed to hash out a ceasefire.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will initiate the discussion in the Lok Sabha. The government has officially not committed to PM Modi’s speech, but he could join in ...

US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the deal at Trump's luxury golf ...