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Why Apple Is Sending Top Brass To South Korea Hotels Amid RAM Shortage War
Facing a global memory chip shortage, tech giants including Apple, Google, Dell, and Amazon are sending executives to South Korea, booking extended hotel stays to negotiate RAM supply deals directly with local manufacturers.
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Israel's Netanyahu Calls PM Modi, Briefs On Gaza Peace Plan Status
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday received a phone call from his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, who shared an update on the Gaza Peace Plan and reaffirmed their shared resolve to fight terror.
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India Imported Russian Oil Worth 144 Billion Euros Since Ukraine War: Report
India imported about 144 billion euros' worth of crude oil from Russia since the start of the Ukraine war, a European think tank said, estimating the Kremlin's cumulative earnings from global oil sales since February 2022 at around 1 trillion euros.
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"I Settled Eight And One-Quarter Wars": Trump After Maduro Op
US President Donald Trump on Saturday (local time) said that he has managed to settle several global conflicts, claiming he resolved "eight and one-quarter wars," including easing tensions between Thailand and Cambodia.
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China's Angry Reaction To Salman Khan's "Battle Of Galwan" Stirs Row
The recently released teaser of actor Salman Khan's war drama 'Battle of Galwan' has triggered a strong reaction from China, with its state media criticising it for allegedly "distorting facts".
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Tariffs, Wars, AI Boom: What's Driving Global Metal Prices To Historic Highs
Precious and industrial metals are surging to record highs as the year ends, driven by economic and geopolitical uncertainty, robust industrial demand and, in some cases, tight supply.
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Trump's Return, Gaza Ceasefire, Louvre Heist: 10 Events That Defined 2025
Donald Trump's return to power, a ceasefire in Gaza and massive investments in artificial intelligence: Here are 10 events that defined 2025.
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Trumponomics To Gen Z's Rise: Top 10 Trends Of 2025 That Reshaped The World
Geopolitical conflicts, the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI), and a rise in climate disasters like floods and cyclones - the year 2025 saw a lot of shifts globally, for good or bad.
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Despite Trump Tariffs, "Resilient" Global Economy To Grow 3.2% This Year
The world economy has proven surprisingly durable in the face of President Donald Trump's trade wars, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday, upgrading its outlook for global and US economic growth this year.
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'Will Be Good If India Designates Hamas Terror Group,' Says Israeli Army
Israeli Defence Forces on Monday said it would be good if India recognises Hamas as a terrorist group.
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Global Arms Sales Hit Record $679 Billion Amid Wars, India's Revenue Up 8.2%
Revenues from sales of arms and military services by the 100 largest weapons-producing companies worldwide rose by 5.9 per cent last year, with demand boosted by the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
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"Bigger Force Than Trump": Investor Ruchir Sharma To NDTV On AI, Tariffs
While US President Donald Trump's tariff wars have roiled global markets, a "bigger force than Trump" is shaping the American and world economies in the form of artificial intelligence (AI), according to global investor Ruchir Sharma.
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Trump Was Asked Who's "Tougher" To Deal With Between Putin, Xi. His Reply
US President Donald Trump was all praise for his Russian and Chinese counterparts, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, when asked who among the two global leaders was tougher to deal with.
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Global Proxy War: Which Foreign Powers Are Backing Sudan's Warring Generals
The Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), vying for power in Sudan since April 2023, have been trading accusations of receiving support from foreign powers.
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China Minister Warns Of 'Multipolar World' Ahead Of Trump-Xi Talks
Global markets are watching closely to see if Thursday's planned meeting between the two presidents can halt a trade war sparked by the sweeping tariffs Trump announced after returning to office this year.
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Why Apple Is Sending Top Brass To South Korea Hotels Amid RAM Shortage War
Facing a global memory chip shortage, tech giants including Apple, Google, Dell, and Amazon are sending executives to South Korea, booking extended hotel stays to negotiate RAM supply deals directly with local manufacturers.
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Israel's Netanyahu Calls PM Modi, Briefs On Gaza Peace Plan Status
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday received a phone call from his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, who shared an update on the Gaza Peace Plan and reaffirmed their shared resolve to fight terror.
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India Imported Russian Oil Worth 144 Billion Euros Since Ukraine War: Report
India imported about 144 billion euros' worth of crude oil from Russia since the start of the Ukraine war, a European think tank said, estimating the Kremlin's cumulative earnings from global oil sales since February 2022 at around 1 trillion euros.
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"I Settled Eight And One-Quarter Wars": Trump After Maduro Op
US President Donald Trump on Saturday (local time) said that he has managed to settle several global conflicts, claiming he resolved "eight and one-quarter wars," including easing tensions between Thailand and Cambodia.
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China's Angry Reaction To Salman Khan's "Battle Of Galwan" Stirs Row
The recently released teaser of actor Salman Khan's war drama 'Battle of Galwan' has triggered a strong reaction from China, with its state media criticising it for allegedly "distorting facts".
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Tariffs, Wars, AI Boom: What's Driving Global Metal Prices To Historic Highs
Precious and industrial metals are surging to record highs as the year ends, driven by economic and geopolitical uncertainty, robust industrial demand and, in some cases, tight supply.
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Trump's Return, Gaza Ceasefire, Louvre Heist: 10 Events That Defined 2025
Donald Trump's return to power, a ceasefire in Gaza and massive investments in artificial intelligence: Here are 10 events that defined 2025.
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Trumponomics To Gen Z's Rise: Top 10 Trends Of 2025 That Reshaped The World
Geopolitical conflicts, the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI), and a rise in climate disasters like floods and cyclones - the year 2025 saw a lot of shifts globally, for good or bad.
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Despite Trump Tariffs, "Resilient" Global Economy To Grow 3.2% This Year
The world economy has proven surprisingly durable in the face of President Donald Trump's trade wars, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday, upgrading its outlook for global and US economic growth this year.
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'Will Be Good If India Designates Hamas Terror Group,' Says Israeli Army
Israeli Defence Forces on Monday said it would be good if India recognises Hamas as a terrorist group.
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Global Arms Sales Hit Record $679 Billion Amid Wars, India's Revenue Up 8.2%
Revenues from sales of arms and military services by the 100 largest weapons-producing companies worldwide rose by 5.9 per cent last year, with demand boosted by the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
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"Bigger Force Than Trump": Investor Ruchir Sharma To NDTV On AI, Tariffs
While US President Donald Trump's tariff wars have roiled global markets, a "bigger force than Trump" is shaping the American and world economies in the form of artificial intelligence (AI), according to global investor Ruchir Sharma.
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Trump Was Asked Who's "Tougher" To Deal With Between Putin, Xi. His Reply
US President Donald Trump was all praise for his Russian and Chinese counterparts, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, when asked who among the two global leaders was tougher to deal with.
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Global Proxy War: Which Foreign Powers Are Backing Sudan's Warring Generals
The Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), vying for power in Sudan since April 2023, have been trading accusations of receiving support from foreign powers.
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China Minister Warns Of 'Multipolar World' Ahead Of Trump-Xi Talks
Global markets are watching closely to see if Thursday's planned meeting between the two presidents can halt a trade war sparked by the sweeping tariffs Trump announced after returning to office this year.
