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New US Visa Rules To Ban Foreigners Who "Censor" Americans On Social Media
The United States is introducing a new visa ban rule for those who "censor" Americans posting comments on social media platforms that are owned by US tech firms. The announcement was made by US Secretary of State Maro Rubio.
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"People Are Fantasising": Russia Brushes Aside Vatican-Mediated Ukraine Peace Talks
Moscow has played down the idea of the Vatican being a potential location for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, calling it a "fantasy" that many people are talking about.
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Investors Spend $148 Million In Donald Trump's Meme Coin Dinner
In total, investors spent an estimated $148 million on the $TRUMP meme coin to secure their seats at the dinner, with the top-25 holders spending more than $111 million, according to crypto intelligence firm Inca Digital.
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Tehran Says No Objection To US Companies Operating In Iran
Araghchi said US firms could enter key sectors of Iran's economy, including its oil and gas industry, but emphasised that if an agreement is reached, the ball be in Washington's court to allow US firms to operate in Iran.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
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As Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Within Hours, China's Remarks Raise Eyebrows
Minutes after Pakistan violated the barely-hours-long ceasefire, with J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah and Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi taking to X over drone sightings, China told Pakistan that Beijing "stands firmly" with Islamabad.
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"Firm, Uncompromising Stance Against Terrorism": S Jaishankar On India-Pak Ceasefire
Minutes after India announced a "full and immediate ceasefire" with Pakistan, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar issued a stern message for harbourers of terror
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Foreigner Working At Indian Firm Shares "Most Disgusting" Thing They Faced
A foreigner working at a multinational company in India has shared the "most disgusting" thing they faced in the country.
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Discussions Yet To Take Place On Modalities Of Mansarovar Yatra: Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs said Friday while an understanding has been reached for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra to resume this year, its modalities are yet to be firmed up.
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Rupee Falls 8 Paise To 86.87 Against US Dollar
The rupee failed to sustained its recovery and depreciated 8 paise to close at 86.87 (provisional) against the US dollar on Wednesday due to a firm American currency and unending outflow of foreign funds.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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"We Haven't Received Any Request From US": Foreign Ministry On Adani Case
India has not received any communication from the US on the Adani Group, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in its weekly briefing today, firmly denying reports of summons for the Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani and others.
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Apple Said to Be in Discussions With Several Indian Firms to Replace Chinese Suppliers
Apple is in discussions with several Indian companies to develop its supply chain ecosystem within the country, according to a report. The company has been shifting its production to other areas in recent years, such as India and Vietnam, after relying heavily on Chinese suppliers until 2020. Apple is reportedly exploring opportunities to establish...
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Flipkart, Amazon Executives To Be Summoned Over Alleged Forex Violations: Report
India's financial crime agency will summon Flipkart and Amazon executives as it steps up an investigation into alleged foreign investment law violations, days after raiding some of the e-commerce firms' sellers, a government source told Reuters.
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New US Visa Rules To Ban Foreigners Who "Censor" Americans On Social Media
The United States is introducing a new visa ban rule for those who "censor" Americans posting comments on social media platforms that are owned by US tech firms. The announcement was made by US Secretary of State Maro Rubio.
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"People Are Fantasising": Russia Brushes Aside Vatican-Mediated Ukraine Peace Talks
Moscow has played down the idea of the Vatican being a potential location for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, calling it a "fantasy" that many people are talking about.
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Investors Spend $148 Million In Donald Trump's Meme Coin Dinner
In total, investors spent an estimated $148 million on the $TRUMP meme coin to secure their seats at the dinner, with the top-25 holders spending more than $111 million, according to crypto intelligence firm Inca Digital.
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Tehran Says No Objection To US Companies Operating In Iran
Araghchi said US firms could enter key sectors of Iran's economy, including its oil and gas industry, but emphasised that if an agreement is reached, the ball be in Washington's court to allow US firms to operate in Iran.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
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As Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Within Hours, China's Remarks Raise Eyebrows
Minutes after Pakistan violated the barely-hours-long ceasefire, with J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah and Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi taking to X over drone sightings, China told Pakistan that Beijing "stands firmly" with Islamabad.
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"Firm, Uncompromising Stance Against Terrorism": S Jaishankar On India-Pak Ceasefire
Minutes after India announced a "full and immediate ceasefire" with Pakistan, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar issued a stern message for harbourers of terror
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Foreigner Working At Indian Firm Shares "Most Disgusting" Thing They Faced
A foreigner working at a multinational company in India has shared the "most disgusting" thing they faced in the country.
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Discussions Yet To Take Place On Modalities Of Mansarovar Yatra: Foreign Ministry
The Ministry of External Affairs said Friday while an understanding has been reached for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra to resume this year, its modalities are yet to be firmed up.
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Rupee Falls 8 Paise To 86.87 Against US Dollar
The rupee failed to sustained its recovery and depreciated 8 paise to close at 86.87 (provisional) against the US dollar on Wednesday due to a firm American currency and unending outflow of foreign funds.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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"We Haven't Received Any Request From US": Foreign Ministry On Adani Case
India has not received any communication from the US on the Adani Group, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in its weekly briefing today, firmly denying reports of summons for the Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani and others.
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Apple Said to Be in Discussions With Several Indian Firms to Replace Chinese Suppliers
Apple is in discussions with several Indian companies to develop its supply chain ecosystem within the country, according to a report. The company has been shifting its production to other areas in recent years, such as India and Vietnam, after relying heavily on Chinese suppliers until 2020. Apple is reportedly exploring opportunities to establish...
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Flipkart, Amazon Executives To Be Summoned Over Alleged Forex Violations: Report
India's financial crime agency will summon Flipkart and Amazon executives as it steps up an investigation into alleged foreign investment law violations, days after raiding some of the e-commerce firms' sellers, a government source told Reuters.
