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"Clear Will To Find Way": World Economic Forum Chief On India-US Trade Deal
The India-US trade deal might have had some hiccups because of the 50 per cent tariff issue and the subsequent, inevitable diplomatic strain, but World Economic Forum chief Borge Brende assured NDTV today that it will definitely materialise.
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US Must Lead On Tariffs To Bring Putin To Table For Peace: Senator Lindsey Graham
Stressing that "the free world must act, and America must lead," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Saturday said he and Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick will move forward with legislation to authorise US President Donald Trump to impose tariffs
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"Keep Them On": Trump Asks EU To Slap Tariffs Of Up To 100% On India, China
US President Donald Trump has reportedly asked the EU to join the United States in slapping tariffs up to 100 per cent on India and China as part of their so-called collective effort to increase pressure on Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
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50% Tariff On India "Unfair, Unreasonable": Chinese Envoy On US Trade Move
China's Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, on Monday criticised the United States for using tariffs as a trade weapon, calling the 50 percent tariff on India "unfair, unreasonable" and stating that China firmly opposes it.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"Remember Why India Emerged As Key Partner": Ex-US Officials To Trump Amid Tariff Tension
Even as India-US relations witness a "moment of unprecedented discord" amid President Donald Trump's tariffs on Indian imports, former top American officials believe that ties can and must be restored.
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"Stop Singling Out India...": US Expert On Trump's Russia Oil Charges
US Strategic Affairs Expert Ashley J. Tellis said that the US should stop "singling out" India over President Donald Trump's frustration regarding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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"Rebuke To Trump": What US Media Reported On PM Modi, Putin Meeting
PM Modi and Putin met for the first time after the US imposed tariffs on India and shared bonhomie with handshakes, hugs, and long talks.
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Putin Calls PM Modi 'Mahamahim Pradhanmantri', 'Priya Dost' At Bilateral Meet
PM Modi and Putin met for the first time after the US imposed 50 per cent tariffs on India over its Russian crude oil imports.
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Putin Wanted To Travel With PM Modi After SCO, Spoke For 45 Minutes In Car
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday travelled in the same car to the destination of their bilateral meeting after the proceedings at the SCO Summit venue in Tianjin, China.
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Handshakes, Hugs, Smiles: PM Modi, Putin, Xi Bonhomie At SCO Summit
The friendly interactions between PM Modi, Russia's Vladimir Putin, and China's Xi Jinping come amid their own strained ties with the US.
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Opinion | India's Brains Meet Japan's Tech - And Why China Should Be Worried
The Tokyo summit will be remembered as the moment when two of Asia's most important democracies moved beyond talking about technological sovereignty to actually building it.
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"Your Purchases Killed...": US Senator's Russia Oil Warning To India, China
US Senator Lindsey Graham doubled down on his criticism of India, China and other nations involved in the Russian oil trade, claiming their purchases are fueling Moscow's war machine in Ukraine.
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"Hurting Americans": US Democrats Slam Trump Over India Tariffs
The Democrats' US House Foreign Affairs Committee has slammed President Donald Trump and his administration for singling out India over its purchase of Russian oil, even as China-- one of Moscow's largest crude exporters-- faces no such penalties.
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"Clear Will To Find Way": World Economic Forum Chief On India-US Trade Deal
The India-US trade deal might have had some hiccups because of the 50 per cent tariff issue and the subsequent, inevitable diplomatic strain, but World Economic Forum chief Borge Brende assured NDTV today that it will definitely materialise.
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US Must Lead On Tariffs To Bring Putin To Table For Peace: Senator Lindsey Graham
Stressing that "the free world must act, and America must lead," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Saturday said he and Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick will move forward with legislation to authorise US President Donald Trump to impose tariffs
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"Keep Them On": Trump Asks EU To Slap Tariffs Of Up To 100% On India, China
US President Donald Trump has reportedly asked the EU to join the United States in slapping tariffs up to 100 per cent on India and China as part of their so-called collective effort to increase pressure on Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
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50% Tariff On India "Unfair, Unreasonable": Chinese Envoy On US Trade Move
China's Ambassador to India, Xu Feihong, on Monday criticised the United States for using tariffs as a trade weapon, calling the 50 percent tariff on India "unfair, unreasonable" and stating that China firmly opposes it.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"Remember Why India Emerged As Key Partner": Ex-US Officials To Trump Amid Tariff Tension
Even as India-US relations witness a "moment of unprecedented discord" amid President Donald Trump's tariffs on Indian imports, former top American officials believe that ties can and must be restored.
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"Stop Singling Out India...": US Expert On Trump's Russia Oil Charges
US Strategic Affairs Expert Ashley J. Tellis said that the US should stop "singling out" India over President Donald Trump's frustration regarding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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"Rebuke To Trump": What US Media Reported On PM Modi, Putin Meeting
PM Modi and Putin met for the first time after the US imposed tariffs on India and shared bonhomie with handshakes, hugs, and long talks.
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Putin Calls PM Modi 'Mahamahim Pradhanmantri', 'Priya Dost' At Bilateral Meet
PM Modi and Putin met for the first time after the US imposed 50 per cent tariffs on India over its Russian crude oil imports.
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Putin Wanted To Travel With PM Modi After SCO, Spoke For 45 Minutes In Car
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday travelled in the same car to the destination of their bilateral meeting after the proceedings at the SCO Summit venue in Tianjin, China.
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Handshakes, Hugs, Smiles: PM Modi, Putin, Xi Bonhomie At SCO Summit
The friendly interactions between PM Modi, Russia's Vladimir Putin, and China's Xi Jinping come amid their own strained ties with the US.
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Opinion | India's Brains Meet Japan's Tech - And Why China Should Be Worried
The Tokyo summit will be remembered as the moment when two of Asia's most important democracies moved beyond talking about technological sovereignty to actually building it.
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"Your Purchases Killed...": US Senator's Russia Oil Warning To India, China
US Senator Lindsey Graham doubled down on his criticism of India, China and other nations involved in the Russian oil trade, claiming their purchases are fueling Moscow's war machine in Ukraine.
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"Hurting Americans": US Democrats Slam Trump Over India Tariffs
The Democrats' US House Foreign Affairs Committee has slammed President Donald Trump and his administration for singling out India over its purchase of Russian oil, even as China-- one of Moscow's largest crude exporters-- faces no such penalties.
