18 September 2026 · Today's edition

Rival navies collide at sea as India and Pakistan trade diplomatic protests

How the world covered it

🇵🇰Jang

Indian naval ship carried out provocative activities in Pakistani maritime limits, Foreign Office

بھارتی بحری جہاز نے پاکستانی سمندری حدود میں اشتعال انگیز حرکات کیں، دفتر خارجہ

🇮🇳Hindustan Times

Pakistan summons Indian diplomat after New Delhi lodges strong protest over naval vessel collision

🇦🇪Gulf News

Pakistani Naval Ship Collides with Indian Navy Unit in International Waters as India Summons Pakistan Envoy

🇨🇳People's Daily

Pakistan summons India's top envoy after naval ship collision

The split Each side's press blames the other for initiating the same collision under the same 1991 agreement.

Compared 20 outlets across 10 countries and 5 languages · 13 translated · read 4 in full

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Wang Yi-Rubio call ties US-China summit prep to Mideast talks

🇭🇰South China Morning Post

Breaking | China's Wang Yi holds phone call with Rubio days before Xi visits US

🇨🇳Global Times

Chinese FM holds phone talks with Rubio on high-level interactions; phone call reflects 'shared resolve' to stabilize ties: expert

Chinese outlets relay official language on bilateral stability while regional sources add Mideast and Iran details absent from Beijing reporting.

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