As the US mobilses international support against the authoritarian Syrian regime, the Obama Administration wants India and China, the two countries having major investment in Syria's energy sector, to step up pressure on President Bashar al-Assad to curtail his government's brutal crackdown on protests, secretary of state Hillary Clinton has said.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discussed bilateral ties with President Asif Ali Zardari during a telephone call Thursday night, an official said.

Presidential spokesperson Farhatullah Babar sa

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is on a three-day official visit to India, will meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa here today.

She is also scheduled to address students at Anna Ce

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told India on Wednesday, 'it's time to lead', urging the government to do more to integrate economically with neighbours Afghanistan and Pakistan and take a mor

It was meant to be the cornerstone of relations between the world's two biggest democracies, but a lucrative nuclear deal that was to welcome US firms into India's $150 billion atomic power market is

The US on Wednesday said it was encouraged by resumption of talks between India and Pakistan and the upcoming meeting between the Foreign Ministers of the two neighbours was ‘another chance to make ta

The second strategic dialogue between the United States and India has begun at Hyderabad House here this morning.

The talks were preceded by a formal handshake between visiting U.S. Secretary of Stat

Admitting that counter-terrorism was “first and foremost” on the minds after last week’s Mumbai bomb blasts, the US today pledged "full" support to India's efforts to protect itself from terror attacks, and said it will press Pakistan as "hard" as it can on terror.

Highly praising the significant role of the Indian-American community in strengthening the ties between the two countries, US secretary of state Hillary Clinton has said that the Indian diaspora would help Washington and New Delhi to write the next chapter of relationship between the two great democracies of the world.

The silence in the cramped cafe in the heart of the capital was deafening. For over 50 young men and women, US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, beaming down a large TV screen, was the inspiration with her “It Gets Better” message for the LGBT community as part of a campaign to express solidarity with the cause.