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How Trump vs China Trade War Fallout Has Dealt A Blow To 'Make In India'
India's manufacturing industry is bearing the brunt of a fallout between the United States and China over threats of a trade and tariff war by the incoming Trump administration, and its retaliatory measures imposed by Beijing.
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Opinion | India In 2024: The Great Balancing
At a time when the Middle East is riven with various fault lines and sits on the precipice of a region-wide war, New Delhi's ability to maintain close ties with all the key stakeholders speaks volumes about its diplomatic success.
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"There Will Be No Winner": Xi Jinping Cautions Donald Trump Over Trade War
Gearing up for Trump 2.0 era, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday cautioned the United States that there will be no winner in tariff, trade, or tech wars between China and the US and vowed that Beijing would firmly safeguard its interests.
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OpenAI's Altman Confident Trump Will Keep US In AI Lead
Altman was responding to a question on the United States' competition with China on AI, adding "We very much believe that the United States and our allies need to lead this."
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As India-China Ties Thaw, S Jaishankar Flags 3 Key Principles For The Ages
India-China ties - "abnormal" since April 2020, when the two militaries clashed in parts of eastern Ladakh, leading to fatalities on both sides for the first time in 45 years - have improved recently, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Day After Outcome In Border Talks, PM Modi, Xi Jinping Arrive In Russia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began his two-day official visit to Russia, his second in three months, to attend the BRICS Summit. The prime minister will attend the summit in Russia's Kazan with Russia's Putin, China's Xi Jinping, Brazil's Lula.
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Opinion | Biggest Takeaway From Quad Summit Is That It's Here To Stay
With enduring wars in Europe and the Middle East, China's belligerent activities in the Indo-Pacific region and emerging non-traditional security challenges in the region, the Quad had its task cut out.
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Explained: How New 'Mountain Tank' Will Enhance Army's Combat Capabilities
Learning lessons from the standoff with China in Eastern Ladakh and fine-tuning them by observing what's been happening in the war between Russia and Ukraine, the DRDO has developed India's first "mountain tank", Zorawar.
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Blog | The 1962 Indo-China Battle Of Sirjap, Where A Lake Became A Sea Of War
The strategically important 'Fingers', the spurs located on the northern bank of Pangong Tso in Ladakh, have been talked about a lot. But few know about the battle of Sirjap, located north of the beautiful lake.
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Opinion | Modi's Ukraine Trip Is Why The World Shouldn't Compare India And China
New Delhi has continued to maintain its ties with both Moscow and Kyiv throughout the course of the war, remaining steadfast in its belief that both sides should be engaged if a lasting solution is to be found.
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Opinion | The Great Asian Reconciliation: Can India-China Find Common Ground?
It might sound crazy to suggest that India and China should become trusted partners like the US and India, or Russia and China. But, it's not entirely out of the question.
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Opinion | Modi In Apulia: India Can Be The Bridge Between G7 And The Rest
While the G-7 contests Russia and China, India at Apulia will participate as a partner democracy that holds commonality of values but is confident to look out for its own interests as well as the Global South.
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Opinion | Will Coalition Rule Affect India's 'Independent' Foreign Policy?
It is possible we may see a more assertive foreign policy in Modi's third term, in which India's stance on big global issues will be better articulated. But to expect India to mediate between warring parties may still be a step too far.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar Sparks Row With China Remark, Congress Distances Itself
In the latest faux pas, Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar while narrating an anecdote referred to the 1962 India-China war as "alleged Chinese invasion".
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How Trump vs China Trade War Fallout Has Dealt A Blow To 'Make In India'
India's manufacturing industry is bearing the brunt of a fallout between the United States and China over threats of a trade and tariff war by the incoming Trump administration, and its retaliatory measures imposed by Beijing.
-
Opinion | India In 2024: The Great Balancing
At a time when the Middle East is riven with various fault lines and sits on the precipice of a region-wide war, New Delhi's ability to maintain close ties with all the key stakeholders speaks volumes about its diplomatic success.
-
"There Will Be No Winner": Xi Jinping Cautions Donald Trump Over Trade War
Gearing up for Trump 2.0 era, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday cautioned the United States that there will be no winner in tariff, trade, or tech wars between China and the US and vowed that Beijing would firmly safeguard its interests.
-
OpenAI's Altman Confident Trump Will Keep US In AI Lead
Altman was responding to a question on the United States' competition with China on AI, adding "We very much believe that the United States and our allies need to lead this."
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As India-China Ties Thaw, S Jaishankar Flags 3 Key Principles For The Ages
India-China ties - "abnormal" since April 2020, when the two militaries clashed in parts of eastern Ladakh, leading to fatalities on both sides for the first time in 45 years - have improved recently, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said.
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Opinion | Galwan Battle, 1962: When Bullets Rained At The Break Of Dawn
It was never the plan to send the Alphas to Galwan. But they ended up at the post in October: unexpectedly and without much preparation.
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Day After Outcome In Border Talks, PM Modi, Xi Jinping Arrive In Russia
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today began his two-day official visit to Russia, his second in three months, to attend the BRICS Summit. The prime minister will attend the summit in Russia's Kazan with Russia's Putin, China's Xi Jinping, Brazil's Lula.
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Opinion | Biggest Takeaway From Quad Summit Is That It's Here To Stay
With enduring wars in Europe and the Middle East, China's belligerent activities in the Indo-Pacific region and emerging non-traditional security challenges in the region, the Quad had its task cut out.
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Explained: How New 'Mountain Tank' Will Enhance Army's Combat Capabilities
Learning lessons from the standoff with China in Eastern Ladakh and fine-tuning them by observing what's been happening in the war between Russia and Ukraine, the DRDO has developed India's first "mountain tank", Zorawar.
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Blog | The 1962 Indo-China Battle Of Sirjap, Where A Lake Became A Sea Of War
The strategically important 'Fingers', the spurs located on the northern bank of Pangong Tso in Ladakh, have been talked about a lot. But few know about the battle of Sirjap, located north of the beautiful lake.
-
Opinion | Modi's Ukraine Trip Is Why The World Shouldn't Compare India And China
New Delhi has continued to maintain its ties with both Moscow and Kyiv throughout the course of the war, remaining steadfast in its belief that both sides should be engaged if a lasting solution is to be found.
-
Opinion | The Great Asian Reconciliation: Can India-China Find Common Ground?
It might sound crazy to suggest that India and China should become trusted partners like the US and India, or Russia and China. But, it's not entirely out of the question.
-
Opinion | Modi In Apulia: India Can Be The Bridge Between G7 And The Rest
While the G-7 contests Russia and China, India at Apulia will participate as a partner democracy that holds commonality of values but is confident to look out for its own interests as well as the Global South.
-
Opinion | Will Coalition Rule Affect India's 'Independent' Foreign Policy?
It is possible we may see a more assertive foreign policy in Modi's third term, in which India's stance on big global issues will be better articulated. But to expect India to mediate between warring parties may still be a step too far.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar Sparks Row With China Remark, Congress Distances Itself
In the latest faux pas, Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar while narrating an anecdote referred to the 1962 India-China war as "alleged Chinese invasion".
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