Quad Ministers Demand Justice for Pahalgam Massacre

Foreign ministers from the Quad—Australia, India, Japan and the United States—together issued a statement on 2 July condemning the April 22 massacre in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam, where gunmen killed 26 civilians. The declaration, delivered...

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 2 · >

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Jul 1 · >

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Jul 1 · >

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Jul 1 · >

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Jul 1 · >

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Jun 30 · >

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Jun 30 · >

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Jun 30 · >
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