Mike Pompeo

In his latest book, former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has described Xi Jinping as the "most unpleasant" leader.

“After an Islamist terrorist attack in Kashmir- probably enabled in part by Pakistan’s lax counterterror policies – killed forty Indians, India responded with an air strike against terrorists inside Pakistan. The Pakistanis shot down a plane in a subsequent dogfight and kept the Indian pilot prisoner,” Pompeo's book mentions.

The CIA in the United States of America (USA) considered kidnapping and assassinating Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

Biden's administration has asked the officials to stop the investigation citing "poor quality work and its politicization, selective use by Trump and his allies to blame the pandemic on China."

The outgoing Trump administration had said that China was committing atrocities on Uyghur Muslims.

The Trump administration, in in last few hours of being in power, has declared that China is committing 'genocide and crimes against humanity' against the Uyghur community group.

Hailing Taiwan as a 'vibrant democracy' and a 'reliable partner', Pompeo emphasised that all 'self-imposed' restrictions would be lifted.

Secretary Pompeo's tweet came as President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take office of the President of the United States of America on January 20.

China drove into media spotlight after calling US Senator Marsha Blackburn a 'lifetime b*tch'. He has abused others as well.

US State Department has rejected USCIRF 2020 report recommendations for India. It acknowledged that no violation of religious freedom was carried out India.