New Delhi, June 11 -- India on Tuesday received the European Union (EU)'s backing for holding to account those responsible for the Pahalgam terror attack and for countering "nuclear threats", as external affairs minister S Jaishankar and EU foreign policy and security chief Kaja Kallas held the first ministerial strategic dialogue. The two sides agreed during the talks in Brussels to hold their next counter-terrorism dialogue and the first round of a new dialogue on space cooperation in the autumn. Kallas said the dialogue paves the way for deeper defence cooperation, while Jaishankar called for deeper ties between India and the EU as two important poles in an era of strategic autonomy. Jaishankar, on a week-long visit to Belgium and France, outlined India's new approach to combating terrorism at a news conference with Kallas. htc...