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Steady in turbulence: On India’s Australia, New Zealand ties
India must expand its partnerships amid rising global instability
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India, New Zealand elevate ties to strategic partnership; launch 2030 roadmap
India and New Zealand elevated their bilateral ties to a strategic partnership. They set a target to double annual trade to thirty-five thousand crore rupees. Defense agreements…
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hindustantimes.com
India a launchpad for global growth, PM Modi tells New Zealand investors
Modi described New Zealand’s commitment to invest US$20 billion in India over the next 15 years as a commitment to partner in the country’s development journey. | India News
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dawn.com
NZ, India strike strategic partnership during Modi’s visit
AUCKLAND: New Zealand and India announced on Saturday the creation of a strategic partnership encompassing defence...
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PM Modi courts Pacific partners as China, US reshape region
Prime Minister Narendra Modis three-nation Indo-Pacific tour focused on expanding Indias defense, energy and critical minerals partnerships as countries seek to counter Chinas…
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'Agreed upon new deal that builds on FTA': New Zealand PM hails PM Modi's visit
India and New Zealand elevated their bilateral ties to a strategic partnership. Both nations aim to double bilateral trade between them by the year 2030. Prime Minister…
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thehindu.com
Steady in turbulence: On India’s Australia, New Zealand ties
India must expand its partnerships amid rising global instability
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channelnewsasia.com
Commentary: India’s long-held strategy is paying off in the Indo-Pacific
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomatic blitz is the latest sign of middle powers drawing closer together. It has not gone unnoticed by Washington, says former foreign…
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thediplomat.com
New Zealand’s Trade Agreement With India Reflects a Foreign Policy Shift
The nation is looking to expand and balance its economic and security relationships – and India is at the top of the list.