New Delhi, April 9 -- India raised the fight against cross-border terrorism during foreign office consultations with Turkiye on Wednesday, the first such engagement between the two countries in almost four years. India-Turkiye relations have been buffeted by a range of issues in recent years, including the Turkish leadership's position on Kashmir and Turkiye's support for Pakistan during a brief conflict with India last year. The 12th round of India-Turkiye foreign office consultations, held in New Delhi, was chaired by Sibi George, secretary (West) in the external affairs ministry, and Berris Ekinci, the Turkish deputy minister of foreign affairs. The last round of these consultations was held in June 2022 in Ankara. During the consultatio...