India Canada Tensions

‘Crybaby’ Canada silly to invoke Vienna Convention, but US-led West comes out sillier exhibiting old, colonial mindset

Instead of making Canada realise that it cannot run with democratic India and hunt with Khalistani terrorists, the US and the UK have behaved like the white bullies of the yore who would come out to the rescue of ‘one of their own’

India-Canada diplomatic row: Ball in Ottawa's court to reset ties

For too long, India dealt with Canada with kid gloves, but now that India has decided to assert its position, it must stand by it

How Trudeau's allegations against India may hurt goals of Indo-Pacific partnership

It creates a sense of uncertainty in India about the West’s stance towards Ottawa that might loosen the bolts of evolving partnerships against Beijing in the Indo-Pacific region

Vantage | Why Trudeau picked the wrong fight but isn't giving up

It has been a month since Trudeau accused India of murder, and still there is no evidence. His best bet was rallying Canada's allies in the West. But looking at the current global situation, that's tough

Canada PM Justin Trudeau issues yet another bogus India travel advice to citizens

Canada has warned its citizens in India of the possibility of demonstrations, including 'anti-Canada protests' and 'intimidation or harassment'

What western media carefully omits while covering Canada-India spat

Justin Trudeau has not produced a shred of evidence so far on India’s involvement after making his reckless, ties-burning statement but the western media does not think it is necessary

Who is Jennifer Zeng, the journalist who claimed China was involved in Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing?

Amid ongoing India-Canada tensions, independent blogger Jennifer Zeng has claimed that China was involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The 56-year-old China-born journalist added that the 'purpose was to frame India creating discord between India and the West'

Why there’s never a 'dal' moment with Canada nowadays

Now that Justin Trudeau has supposedly detected something black in the lentils (metaphorically speaking) and stopped trade talks with India as a consequence, farmers in Canada find themselves in a soup. Canada is the world’s biggest producer of dals, but India is their largest consumer

Nijjar Killing: Busy vilifying India, Western media ignores ugly gang wars and drug syndicates

The ongoing diplomatic episode highlights the urgent need for a unified global approach to combating terrorism effectively, without double standards or selective condemnation

India asks Canada to withdraw dozens of diplomats amid Nijjar killing row

Ottawa has been told by New Delhi to withdraw roughly 40 diplomats within a week, the Financial Times said in a report quoting sources