Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was scheduled to visit India in December. However, due to some reason this journey has been postponed for the time being. Israeli PM Office informed that talks are going on on new dates for Netanyahu’s visit to India.

PM Netanyahu’s visit has been postponed for the third time this year. Meanwhile, Israeli media and others claimed that this decision was taken due to security reasons. However, Israeli officials put an end to all these speculations. On behalf of the officials, it has been said that the Israeli Prime Minister has full confidence in the security of India under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi. His team is already discussing a new date for the India tour.

Netanyahu visited India in 2018

Let us tell you that before this the Israeli PM had visited India in 2018. However, relations between India and Israel have not always been as close as they were under the leadership of the Modi government. It is not that there was no partnership between the two countries. Partnership between the two countries in the defense sector has been going on for a long time.

How old are the relations between the two countries?

On May 14, 1948, a proposal was made in the United Nations to make Israel an independent country. Initially, the then Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru was not in favor of it, but within two years in 1950, he recognized Israel as an independent nation. Nevertheless, diplomatic relations were established between the two countries in 1992.

India supported Palestine. This is why it took so long to recognize Israel. However, the friendship between India and Israel in the field of defense is very old. Israel not only provided mortars and anti-mortar devices in the India-China war of 1962, but also provided military help to India in the Kargil war.

Morarji Desai government played an important role

Still, there was a deep gap between the two countries, to fill which Morarji Desai’s government took steps in 1977. The result was that the then Defense Minister of Israel secretly visited India. After this, in 1985, the then PM Rajiv Gandhi and Simon Peres met at UNGA.

In 1992, political relations were again established between the two countries under the leadership of the then PM Narasimha Rao. In 2000, the then Home Minister Lal Krishna Advani made the first high-level official visit to Israel from India. After this, for the first time in 2003, the then Foreign Minister of India Jaswant Singh reached Israel. In 2003 itself, the then Israeli PM Ariel Sharon visited India.

Narendra Modi went to Israel for the first time as PM, relations strengthened

Former President of India Pranab Mukherjee visited Israel in 2015. Till this time no Prime Minister of India had visited Israel. For the first time, Narendra Modi visited Israel as the Prime Minister of India. In 2017, the Prime Minister of India visited Israel for the first time after recognizing it as an independent country in 1950. Under the leadership of PM Modi, relations between the two countries have strengthened significantly.

Israel is India’s important partner in these areas

India and Israel are important partners in the fields of defence, agriculture, technology and energy. From 2020 to 2024, there have been many major partnerships in the defense sector between the two countries. Both the countries are also connected culturally. This is because Jews arrived in India about two thousand years ago. In the present times, trust between India and Israel has deepened further. India still supports Palestine, but on the other hand, stands firmly in Israel’s fight against terrorism. Israel has also been supporting India against terrorism.

Recently, closeness between America and Pakistan has been increasing. Photos of Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief General Asim Munir were very much discussed with US President Donald Trump at the White House.

The White House has also released a new picture, in which Asim Munir is showing samples of Pakistan’s Rare Earth Minerals to President Trump. During this time, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif is also seen standing in the middle.

Learn what was in the box?
According to the Times of India report, this picture is also included in the gallery containing pictures of Shahbaz Sharif and Asim Munir with Trump. In this, the two leaders are showing an open wooden box to Trump, in which colorful stones are kept. Two big stones are seen and monazite in them. These stones are usually made of rare economies such as serums, lanthaneums and neodimiums.

Pakistan has been promoting its huge oil, gas and mineral wealth for a long time. Some of these rare rare meanings are found in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. However, the commercial evidence of these mineral reserves has not yet been revealed. But the Pakistani leadership has shown the glimpse of these minerals to President Trump to demonstrate the cooperation made with a private American company earlier this month.

Rare Earth Deal increased China’s concern
During this, PM Shahbaz Sharif wore a lapel pin with flags of both America and Pakistan. Some Pakistani trolls described it as shameful on social media. In this meeting, Shahbaz Sharif was seen very close with the American leader. This picture from the White House shows that Pakistan is trying to show its strong relations with the US and become a reliable supplier of important minerals amidst regional tension.

Rare Earth Mineral Deals between Pakistan and America can become a big challenge for China. The US has control over the supply of these rare minerals. The move came at a time when crypto capital efforts were being made through a British Pakistani businessman to earn money to American business associated with the Trump family.

Sco summit: Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who arrived in China to attend the Shanghai summit, held bilateral talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. During this, Shahbaz said in a meeting with Putin that Pakistan is keen to form an associate relationship with Russia. During this time, Shahbaz has also given a statement about India-Russia relations.

Shahbaz Sharif made it clear that he respects the relations between India and Russia. He said, ‘I know and would like to say that I respect your relationship with India and it is completely fine, but we also want to have a strong relationship, which will be helpful and complementary for the field.’

Shahbaz also met Jinping

Shahbaz Sharif also met Chinese President Xi Jinping. During this time, both sides emphasized the need to strengthen China Pakistan relations. Xi said that China is ready to create an advanced version of the Economic Corridor (CPEC) and the Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA) with Pakistan. He urged Pakistan to ensure the safety of Chinese employees, projects and institutions.

Shahbaz Sharif appreciated the Global Governance Initiative (GGI) introduced by Xi Jinping at the SCO summit and described it as important for global peace, development and stability. He assured that Pakistan would fully support this initiative and will contribute actively in implementing it.

PM Modi gave a message of global solidarity against terrorism

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a message of global solidarity against terrorism. He said, ‘Security, peace and stability are the foundation of the development of any country, but terrorism, separatism and extremism are big challenges in this path. Terrorism is not only a threat to the security of a country, but it is a shared challenge for humanity. Therefore, India emphasized solidarity against terrorism.

Modi said that India took the initiative of joint information campaign against Al Qaeda and its associated terrorist organizations and raised his voice against terror funding. He also thanked Shahbaz Sharif for support.

SCO Summit 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an important meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping during the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). The two leaders welcomed the “positive atmosphere” in bilateral relations since the previous meeting in Kazan in October 2024 and clarified that India and China are evidence companions, not rival.

Prime Minister Modi described peace and stability in the border areas as mandatory for the progress of bilateral relations. The two leaders expressed satisfaction over the disagreement that took place last year and reiterated the commitment to find justified and acceptable solutions to the border dispute.

Cooperation in business, visa and connectivity
The two leaders emphasized visa facility, direct flights and restoration of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra to increase contact between people. Apart from this, it was also agreed to reduce trade deficit and increase investment.

Tianjin, China: During the bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping said, “Today the world is going through a once changes in the century. The international situation is both unstable and chaotic … This year is the 75th anniversary of China-India diplomatic relations. … https://t.co/ioizuzmazf pic.twitter.com/skgbkundi0

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Collaboration on strategic autonomy and global issues
Prime Minister Modi said that both India and China follow their strategic autonomy and their relations should not be seen from the perspective of a third country. The two leaders also discussed increasing cooperation on global issues like terrorism and fair trade.

Future meetings and invitations
Prime Minister Modi supported China’s SCO chairmanship and invited President Xi for the 2026 BRICS summit in India. Xi accepted the invitation and assured to support India’s chairmanship.

Bilateral talks with Chinese leadership
Prime Minister Modi also met Chinese Communist Party Polit Bureau Standing Committee member Kai Chi. Kai said that China is keen to further strengthen its relations with India.

Sco summit tianjin: There was a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Tianjin. During this, PM Modi congratulated President Xi on the successful chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and thanked for the warm reception.

During the bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “There has been an agreement between our special representatives regarding border management. Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has started again. Direct flights are also being resumed between the two countries. The interests of 2.8 billion people of both countries are also connected with our cooperation. It will also pave the way for the welfare of the entire humanity. We will also pave the way. Are committed. “

#Watch Tianjin, China: During the bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “There has been an agreement on border management between our special representatives. Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has resumed. Direct flights between the two countries also resumed … pic.twitter.com/smqqqlraudb

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Congratulations to Chinese President Xi Jinping

During the meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “I congratulate you for the successful chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) by China. I thank you for the invitation to visit China and today.” He added, “Last year, we had a very meaningful discussion in Kazan which gave positive direction to our relationship. After the return of the soldiers on the border, there is an atmosphere of peace and stability.”

Chinese President Xi Jinping said this

Chinese President Xi Jinping said, “Prime Minister, I am very happy once again. I welcome you to China for the SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan) Summit. We had a successful meeting in Kazan last year.

Despite the long -standing border disputes and political tensions between India and China, the two countries are making new efforts to carry forward their relations. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a visit to New Delhi that both countries should establish the right strategic partnership and should be considered as partners. This statement clarified that both Beijing and New Delhi are keen to stabilize bilateral relations and find new avenues of cooperation. Wang Yi told Dr. Jaishankar about the American tariff that the world is going towards rapid change. Referring to America, he said that one-sided is facing bullying. Apart from this, the world is facing free trade business and international challenges.

History is witness that India and China have seen difficult times. The clash of the Galwan Valley of June 2020 had brought relationships to the lowest level in decades, but in the present time the leadership ability of the two countries focus on the fact that tension is reduced and found opportunities for cooperation at regional and globally.

Importance of border peace and dialogue
Seema Shanti was a major issue in the meeting of Wang Yi and Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. Jaishankar clearly stated that the basis of any positive motion in India-China relations has the ability to maintain peace and harmony in the border areas. Wang Yi also admitted that dialogue and exchange at all levels are gradually being restored. It is an indication that the two countries now want to look towards the future, rather than only stuck on border disputes. In addition, the border talks between Ajit Doval and Wang Yi have raised hope that long -stuck negotiations can lead to progress.

Business and bilateral cooperation opportunities
During the meeting, the two leaders also discussed business and economic relations. China is one of the largest trading partners in India, but the business balance has long been tilted in favor of Beijing. Jaishankar also interacted on issues like river data sharing, border trade, contact and cultural exchange. Such steps will not only improve business relations but will also strengthen mutual trust. Wang Yi’s statement is also important that India and China can set examples for developing countries. This simply means that both countries can leave their differences behind and play a leading role for the global South.

SCO summit and future direction
Wang Yi’s visit took place a few days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China. Modi will go to Beijing for the first time in seven years to participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. Both China and India are important members of the SCO and this platform gives both countries an opportunity to share their views on regional security, opposition terrorism and economic cooperation. In this context, Wang Yi’s visit and his conversation with Jaishankar is not limited to bilateral relations only, but it is also associated with the collective security and stability of Asia.

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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in New Delhi on Monday (August 18, 2025), he was welcomed at the airport. After this, Wang Yi met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, in which the two leaders interacted in detail on issues related to border disputes and bilateral relations. This is the first meeting held on the occasion of the 24th round of talks of special representatives of India-China.

Jaishankar said, “The foundation of any positive speed in our relationships is that we can maintain peace and stability in the boundary areas. It is also necessary that the process of reducing tension should move forward. He further said that the fight against all forms of terrorism is a major priority. He said ‘After seeing a difficult phase in our relationship, both nations want to move forward now. For this, we need to move forward. For this, we need to move. Mutual respect, mutual sensitivity and mutual interest should not be taken care of.

Discussion on SCO Summit
Jaishankar said that Wang Yi has come to India, while China is organizing a SCO summit in Tianjin. India has closely cooperated with China during its post of president. He wished Wang Yi’s successful and concrete results. He hoped that this dialogue would contribute to forming stable, cooperative and future -focused relations between India and China, which would address the interests and concerns of both countries.

What did Wang Yi say
In a meeting with S Jaishankar, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, “We maintained peace and stability in the border areas and started the Indian pilgrimage again for Mount Gang Renpoche and Lake Jacaham Yu Tso in Shinjiang Autonomous Region. We shared the confidence to overcome external intervention, increase cooperation and strengthen the speed of development of China-India, so that we have strengthened the speed of our country with our own ups Can contribute to each other’s success and give Asia and the world the most essential certainty. ”

China Helped Pakistan during Operation Sindoor: Recently, Indian Army Deputy Chief Lieutenant General Rahul R.K. Singh said in an important statement that Pakistan got full support of China during Operation Sindoor. He alleged that China used this struggle as a “live lab”, in which it tested many of its defense systems and gave live inputs to Pakistan from satellite. When a response was sought from China’s Foreign Ministry on this issue, spokesperson Mao Ning called China-Pakistan defense cooperation “general and not against any third party”.

China supported Pakistan satellite?
According to General Rahul Singh, China gave military technical assistance to Pakistan during the four-day military conflict between Indo-Pak. He said that China used its satellites to monitor the activities of the Indian Army. Gave real time input to Pakistan. Even when the ceasefire was being discussed between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan, China was still helping Pakistan. It is an example of a borrowed knife policy with a rented knife, one of the ancient 36 strategies of China.

China’s response
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said that he is not familiar with the information issued by General Rahul Singh. Pakistan and China are traditional friends and their defense cooperation is common, which does not target a third country. China considers India and Pakistan as important neighbors and has been working to maintain regional peace and stability.

Statement of statement towards India-China relations reform
Mao Ning further said that the relations between China and India are currently at a sensitive and critical point. Beijing wants to work towards positive and stable relations with India. China has closely followed the incidents of Indo-Pak conflict in recent weeks and months and tried to promote peace-talks.

China’s role in regional peace
China reiterated that it supports efforts to resolve disputes through dialogue and consultation between India and Pakistan. Beijing will play a creative role in this direction so that peace remains in South Asia.

Did not answer on Rafael’s question
Mao Ning refused to comment on the reports that claimed that after the India-Pakistan tension, China has instructed its embassies to doubt the ability of Rafale fighter jets made in France. He briefly said, I do not know what you have mentioned.

India-Bangladesh Relations: The $ 21 million deal was signed between India’s leading shipbuilding company Garden Reach Shipbuilding and Engineers (GRSE) and the Government of Bangladesh in 2023. Under this deal, 800 -ton sea tug boat design and delivery were to be done for Bangladesh Navy. The deal was the first major contract in the credit line of $ 500 million to Bangladesh by India. Its purpose was to promote marine security, joint military exercises and cooperation in the defense sector. This deal has been canceled by the interim government of Bangladesh, which is headed by Mohammad Yunus.

The decision to cancel the deal was taken under the leadership of Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government of Bangladesh. There can be many political and strategic reasons behind this. In this, the change in the policy of the interim government after the coup of Sheikh Hasina government can be the main reason. Import ban on Bangladeshi goods from India, including increasing political tension with India, which has damaged business relations. This can also play an important role in cancellation of the deal. After canceling this deal, a political message has also been sent by Bagladesh towards India, which has increased the chances of further sourness in bilateral relations.

Impact on India’s strategy
India has made soft power and defense cooperation its primary weapon to create strategic balance in South Asia in recent years, but this discomfort of Bangladesh offers some clear threats for India, which the following is.

• Can become a sign of dissatisfaction in other neighboring countries.
• The way for China and Pakistan find a strategic place in Bangladesh may open.
• Marine security and monitoring schemes may be affected in the Bay of Bengal.

Current status of India-Bangladesh relations
Consider the current status of Indo-Bangladesh relations, differences between the interim government of Bangladesh and the army are at its peak. Army Chief General Walker Walker-e-Zaman has demanded elections till December 2025. Bangladeshi exporters are suffering heavy losses due to import ban from India. All these things together have created a wall of mistrust in the strategic relations of India-Bangladesh.

Wmcc meets in beijing: India and China on Wednesday (March 25) discussed many important aspects to further improve bilateral relations. It was especially emphasized to resume Kailash Mansarovar Yatra this year and restore direct flights between the two countries. Both sides agreed to take concrete steps to promote mutual communication and cooperation so that citizens of both countries could get more facilities.

In this meeting held in Beijing, the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs considered mutual interests and concerns. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, during the talks, it was agreed to carry forward the talks in a ‘step-by-step’ manner and make mutual relationships more stable. The relations between the two countries became tense after the clash in the Galwan Valley in 2020, but now concrete steps are being taken towards improving them.

Discussion on important issues in high level meeting

The meeting was led by Gauranglal Das, Joint Secretary, East Asia Division, Ministry of External Affairs of India and Liu Jinsong, Director General of Asian Affairs, Chinese Foreign Ministry. In this conversation, the strategic relations between the two countries were reviewed and the progress after the 23rd meeting on the Indo-China border issue was considered. The Ministry of External Affairs said that since the meeting of leaders of India and China in October last year, there has been a positive change in bilateral relations.

Cultural and diplomatic relations will be promoted

During the meeting, both sides discussed the necessary preparations to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in 2025. Apart from this, it was also agreed to restore direct flight, promote dialogue between media and think-tanks and to arrange to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two countries. These steps will not only strengthen the relations between the two countries but will also help in increasing closeness at cultural and social level.