New Delhi, May 10 : In a strong response to Turkey and Azerbaijan for supporting Pakistan in the ongoing conflict, major travel companies have suspended all packages to these two countries. The move follows both the countries' extending public support …
New Delhi: Amid the rising tensions between India and Pakistan, musical composer and singer Vishal Mishra, took to social media to announce that he will no longer perform concerts in Turkey and Azerbaijan. This comes amid rising India-Pakistan tension …
Renowned singer-composer Vishal Mishra, who is best known for his songs like Pehele Bhi Mein from Animal and Kaise Hua from Kabir Singh, has announced that he will no longer perform concerts in Turkey and Azerbaijan, citing their support for Pakistan …
In a decisive move reflecting the current geopolitical tensions, leading Indian travel agencies, EaseMyTrip and Cox & Kings, have announced the suspension of all travel packages to Turkey and Azerbaijan. This action comes in response to these nations…
Turkey-based defence company Asisguard designed and manufactured it and supplied it to the Turkish Air Force in 2020. Ankara supplied it to Pakistan soon after. However, international analysts believe it was just a symbol of the evolving Turkey-Pakistan …
(MENAFN) Diplomatic sources reported on Saturday that NATO foreign ministers will assemble in Antalya, Turkey on May 14–15 for an informal gathering (NATO iFMM) led by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. Delegates from all 32 NATO allies are slated to …
(MENAFN) Turkey and the United Kingdom are working to broaden their existing post-Brexit trade pact to encompass services, capital flows, agricultural benefits, and online commerce, according to officials and industry figures on Friday. This initiative …
(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, May 10 (IANS) Turkey should stay out of the conflict between India and Pakistan and should not supply arms to the country, said global investor Jim Rogers on Saturday.His comments came as the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) …
Antalya (Turkey), May 10 (PTI) Veer Ahlawat followed up his first round 75 with a 73 and missed the cut at the Turkish Airlines Open here. The only Indian in the field this week, Ahlawat was coming back after a gap of almost six weeks. Also Read | …
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