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South Korea May Soon Let Tourists Use International Credit Cards For Public Transport
This convenience is expected to make South Korea even more attractive for international travellers, especially those planning multi-city itineraries across Seoul, Busan and other regions.
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May Not Like Parts Of New US Proposals On Ukraine Peace Deal: Kremlin
Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov said on Friday that Moscow has not seen revised U.S. proposals made after the most recent talks with Ukraine, but that it may not like parts of them.
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Why Is Sensex Down Today: Global Jitters, Rupee Shock And Foreign Exits
Markets are bracing for the Federal Reserves December 10 policy outcome, a pivotal moment for global investors. While a 25-basis-point rate cut is widely expected, traders are on edge about the possibility of a surprise hold.
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Opinion | Navigating the Tightrope: Why Putin's Visit Is A Masterclass In India's Foreign Policy
India's engagement with Russia is not without risks. Its decision to host the summit, nonetheless, and continue its trade ties despite overt disapproval from the West, is a clear exercise of strategic autonomy.
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Over 3,000 Indian Nationals Deported From US In 2025: Centre
In 2025, as of November 21, as many as 3,155 Indian nationals have been deported from the US, the government informed Parliament on Friday.
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PM Modi-Putin In A Fortuner: The Diplomatic Signal Behind The Viral Ride
In the middle of complex geopolitics and Western pressure, a non-Western vehicle signalled an independent Indian foreign-policy posture.
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'Balancing Act' In Focus Of Western Media's Coverage On Putin's India Visit
US media outlets cast Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrival in New Delhi as a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy calculus, with coverage centring on the Modi government's attempt to preserve its deep strategic partnership with Moscow.
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Shooting Of Guardsmen Prompts Flurry Of US Immigration Restrictions
Since last week's shooting of two National Guard members by a suspect who is an Afghan national, the Trump administration announced a flurry of policies aimed at making it harder for some foreigners to enter or stay in the country.
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White House Defends Trump's H-1B Stance Calls It "Nuanced, Common-Sense"
The White House defended US President Donald Trump's views on the H-1B visas, saying that he has a "nuanced and common-sense opinion on this issue."
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"Hurts My Heart": Trump's Split With Marjorie Taylor Greene Leaves MAGA Camp Stunned
Greene, who has been one of the most prominent voices in the MAGA movement, has not shirked from criticising her own party or taking on Trump directly over the Epstein scandal, foreign policy, healthcare costs or the government shutdown.
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"Blew My Stack": Trump Says Shouting Over Trade Policy Gave Him Hoarse Voice
US President Donald Trump stated that he develped a hoarse voice from what he described as a heated exchange with representatives of a foreign nation that, according to him, attempted to alter an existing trade agreement.
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"Come To US, Train Americans, Go Home": Team Trump's New H-1B Visa Approach
US President Donald Trump's new H-1B visa policy is to temporarily bring in skilled foreign workers to the United States to train Americans for high-skilled jobs, rather than long-term dependency on overseas labour, said Treasury Secretary Scott Bess
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"Foreign Students Good For US": Trump's U-Turn On MAGA's Immigration Agenda
In a major U-turn on his immigration agenda, US President Donald Trump has advocated for allowing foreign students to study in American universities.
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Supreme Court May Redefine Trump's Favourite Foreign Policy Tool - Tariffs
President Donald Trump sees tariffs - or the threat of them - as a powerful tool to bend nations to his will.
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US To Begin New Biometric Entry-Exit Rule. What It Means For Indian Travellers
The new rule aims to tighten border management and security in the US amid rising concerns over fraudulent travel documents, visa overstays, and unlawful entries.
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South Korea May Soon Let Tourists Use International Credit Cards For Public Transport
This convenience is expected to make South Korea even more attractive for international travellers, especially those planning multi-city itineraries across Seoul, Busan and other regions.
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May Not Like Parts Of New US Proposals On Ukraine Peace Deal: Kremlin
Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov said on Friday that Moscow has not seen revised U.S. proposals made after the most recent talks with Ukraine, but that it may not like parts of them.
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Why Is Sensex Down Today: Global Jitters, Rupee Shock And Foreign Exits
Markets are bracing for the Federal Reserves December 10 policy outcome, a pivotal moment for global investors. While a 25-basis-point rate cut is widely expected, traders are on edge about the possibility of a surprise hold.
-
Opinion | Navigating the Tightrope: Why Putin's Visit Is A Masterclass In India's Foreign Policy
India's engagement with Russia is not without risks. Its decision to host the summit, nonetheless, and continue its trade ties despite overt disapproval from the West, is a clear exercise of strategic autonomy.
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Over 3,000 Indian Nationals Deported From US In 2025: Centre
In 2025, as of November 21, as many as 3,155 Indian nationals have been deported from the US, the government informed Parliament on Friday.
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PM Modi-Putin In A Fortuner: The Diplomatic Signal Behind The Viral Ride
In the middle of complex geopolitics and Western pressure, a non-Western vehicle signalled an independent Indian foreign-policy posture.
-
'Balancing Act' In Focus Of Western Media's Coverage On Putin's India Visit
US media outlets cast Russian President Vladimir Putin's arrival in New Delhi as a pivotal moment in India's foreign policy calculus, with coverage centring on the Modi government's attempt to preserve its deep strategic partnership with Moscow.
-
Shooting Of Guardsmen Prompts Flurry Of US Immigration Restrictions
Since last week's shooting of two National Guard members by a suspect who is an Afghan national, the Trump administration announced a flurry of policies aimed at making it harder for some foreigners to enter or stay in the country.
-
White House Defends Trump's H-1B Stance Calls It "Nuanced, Common-Sense"
The White House defended US President Donald Trump's views on the H-1B visas, saying that he has a "nuanced and common-sense opinion on this issue."
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"Hurts My Heart": Trump's Split With Marjorie Taylor Greene Leaves MAGA Camp Stunned
Greene, who has been one of the most prominent voices in the MAGA movement, has not shirked from criticising her own party or taking on Trump directly over the Epstein scandal, foreign policy, healthcare costs or the government shutdown.
-
"Blew My Stack": Trump Says Shouting Over Trade Policy Gave Him Hoarse Voice
US President Donald Trump stated that he develped a hoarse voice from what he described as a heated exchange with representatives of a foreign nation that, according to him, attempted to alter an existing trade agreement.
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"Come To US, Train Americans, Go Home": Team Trump's New H-1B Visa Approach
US President Donald Trump's new H-1B visa policy is to temporarily bring in skilled foreign workers to the United States to train Americans for high-skilled jobs, rather than long-term dependency on overseas labour, said Treasury Secretary Scott Bess
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"Foreign Students Good For US": Trump's U-Turn On MAGA's Immigration Agenda
In a major U-turn on his immigration agenda, US President Donald Trump has advocated for allowing foreign students to study in American universities.
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Supreme Court May Redefine Trump's Favourite Foreign Policy Tool - Tariffs
President Donald Trump sees tariffs - or the threat of them - as a powerful tool to bend nations to his will.
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US To Begin New Biometric Entry-Exit Rule. What It Means For Indian Travellers
The new rule aims to tighten border management and security in the US amid rising concerns over fraudulent travel documents, visa overstays, and unlawful entries.
