During Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir’s high-profile visit to the United States, former Pentagon official and American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Michael Rubin delivered a scathing critique of both Pakistan’s regional conduct and US President Donald Trump’s approach to Islamabad. Rubin, in a series of interviews and statements, accused Pakistan of insincerity, double-dealing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a significant 35-minute phone conversation with US President Donald Trump, firmly conveyed India’s evolving doctrine on terrorism and its uncompromising stance on sovereignty and mediation.This call, which took place after a planned in-person meeting at the G7 Summit was cancelled due to Trump’s early return to the US, marked the first direct interaction between

During a 35-minute telephonic conversation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made it unequivocally clear to US President Donald Trump that the United States played no role in the recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan.This direct assertion by Modi came in response to repeated claims by Trump that the US had mediated or influenced the cessation of hostilities, including suggestions that