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Lack of understanding about cross-border terror concerns impacts bilateral ties: Jaishankar on India-U.S. relations

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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stated that a lack of understanding and empathy regarding India's cross-border terrorism concerns negatively impacts bilateral relations with the United States. Speaking on India-U.S. ties, Jaishankar emphasized that terrorism originating from Pakistan remains a primary national security concern for New Delhi.

The remarks highlight ongoing friction caused by what India perceives as a failure by international partners to fully appreciate its security threats, occurring amid a backdrop of warming diplomatic and military relations between Washington and Islamabad.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Times of India (IN) Focuses on emotional and psychological friction using the term empathy.
The Hindu (IN) Provides broader context on regional geopolitics and US-Pakistan ties.
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