
Congress slams Modi's foreign policy as Pakistan hosts US-Iran talks
Congress slammed the Modi government's foreign policy, calling Pakistan's role in US-Iran peace talks a 'monumental setback'. India has historically sought to diplomatically isolate Pakistan. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh alleged Pakistan is hosting a second round of US-Iran talks, highlighting its rising diplomatic role.

The Congress party has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy
The Congress party has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy, branding Pakistan's hosting of US-Iran talks a "monumental setback." Senior leader Jairam Ramesh asserts Modi's government has failed to diplomatically isolate Pakistan, arguing the development necessitates a complete overhaul of India's diplomatic strategy.

Iran's Framework Demand Clouds US Talks in Pakistan
Despite tight security in Islamabad for a second round of US-Iran talks, their continuation remains uncertain. Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister insists further discussions are contingent on agreeing to a shared 'framework'. This demand highlights the fragile and conditional nature of the diplomatic efforts hosted by Pakistan.













