South Asia

Indian Foreign Minister Swaraj says on Doklam stand-off – war is not a solution

  Nepal Foreign Affairs (KATHMANDU, 4 August 2017) – Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday has said that a mutually acceptable solution would be found through talks on

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