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"Silence Only Emboldens The Bully": Chinese Envoy To India On Trump Tariffs
Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong, on Thursday labelled the US a "bully" and criticised it, saying that the US has always benefited from free trade, but is now using tariffs as "bargain chips".
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Moscow Interest in Joint Energy Projects With India, Says Russia's Foreign Minister
Russia and India have achieved good results in energy cooperation and Moscow is interested in working on joint energy projects with New Delhi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told his Indian counterpart in Moscow.
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Bipartisan Chorus Warns Trump On China Amid "Tariff Tantrum" Vs India
US President Donald Trump has faced the scrutiny of friends and foes alike since he all but declared an economic war against India
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"Perplexed At Logic": S Jaishankar On US Tariff Over Purchase Of Russian Oil
External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar at a press briefing, said that India is "perplexed" at Washington's logic about New Delhi's purchase of Russian oil.
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"Stupidest Tactical Move": Top US Economist Jeffrey Sachs Slams Trump Tariffs On India
US economist Jeffrey Sachs has doubled down on his criticism of the Donald Trump administration's move to impose 50 per cent punitive tariffs on India, calling the American President the great unifier of the BRICS.
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"Urgent Priority": Nikki Haley Seeks Trump-PM Modi Meet On India-US Ties
Calling the partnership between India and the US a "no-brainer" to counter China, Nikki Haley said it would be a "massive mistake" on Washington's part to let the trade spat with New Delhi escalate into "an enduring rupture."
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"Get US-India Ties Back On Track": Nikki Haley's Big China Warning To Trump
Nikki Haley has cautioned that ties between Washington and New Delhi are near a breaking point, and said it was critical to get the relations back on track if America hopes to contain China's growing global ambitions.
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China In "Opportunistic" Move, Pounces On Cheap Russian Oil, As Indian Demand Dips
Chinese refineries have ramped up their crude oil purchases from Russia as demand from India has weakened. Trump has threatened to impose secondary tariffs on goods from countries importing Russian oil in to pressure Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
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Russia Offers 5% Discount On Oil To India Amid Trump Tariff Tensions
Russia will continue to supply oil to India, now at a 5 percent discount, despite the pressure and sanctions on the latter from the US. Meanwhile the US has accused India of funding the war in Ukraine by purchasing Russian oil.
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"If India Refuses Russian Oil...": What Moscow Official Said On Trump Tariff
India is welcome to export its products to Russia if it is facing trouble entering the US market, a senior Russian diplomat said on Wednesday.
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Trump Imposed Tariffs On India To Put Pressure On Russia: White House
US White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday (local time) said that US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on India to deter Russia from pursuing the Ukraine conflict.
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"Unacceptable": US On India 'Buying Russian Oil, Reselling' Amid Ukraine War
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tuesday accused India of profiteering from its sharply increased purchases of Russian oil during the war in Ukraine, saying Washington viewed the situation as unacceptable.
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Opinion | Who Is Scott Bessent - Tariff Hawk, Yen Man, And India's New Headache?
Recently, Bessent told Europe that it is not doing its part because it is yet to join the US in imposing secondary tariffs on India. "It's put up or shut up time," he told Europe.
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"Unilateral Bullying Rampant": What China Told India Amid Trump Tariff War
Five years after their armies fought a pitched battle in Galwan, India and China are working to mend ways as the Donald Trump administration in the US steps up the tariff war against New Delhi
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Amid US Tariffs, India Suspends Cotton Import Duties Temporarily To Aid Textile Sector
India has exempted import duties on cotton from August 19 to September 30, fulfilling the demand of industry groups who said exemptions would help make the sector more competitive.
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"Silence Only Emboldens The Bully": Chinese Envoy To India On Trump Tariffs
Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong, on Thursday labelled the US a "bully" and criticised it, saying that the US has always benefited from free trade, but is now using tariffs as "bargain chips".
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Moscow Interest in Joint Energy Projects With India, Says Russia's Foreign Minister
Russia and India have achieved good results in energy cooperation and Moscow is interested in working on joint energy projects with New Delhi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told his Indian counterpart in Moscow.
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Bipartisan Chorus Warns Trump On China Amid "Tariff Tantrum" Vs India
US President Donald Trump has faced the scrutiny of friends and foes alike since he all but declared an economic war against India
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"Perplexed At Logic": S Jaishankar On US Tariff Over Purchase Of Russian Oil
External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar at a press briefing, said that India is "perplexed" at Washington's logic about New Delhi's purchase of Russian oil.
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"Stupidest Tactical Move": Top US Economist Jeffrey Sachs Slams Trump Tariffs On India
US economist Jeffrey Sachs has doubled down on his criticism of the Donald Trump administration's move to impose 50 per cent punitive tariffs on India, calling the American President the great unifier of the BRICS.
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"Urgent Priority": Nikki Haley Seeks Trump-PM Modi Meet On India-US Ties
Calling the partnership between India and the US a "no-brainer" to counter China, Nikki Haley said it would be a "massive mistake" on Washington's part to let the trade spat with New Delhi escalate into "an enduring rupture."
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"Get US-India Ties Back On Track": Nikki Haley's Big China Warning To Trump
Nikki Haley has cautioned that ties between Washington and New Delhi are near a breaking point, and said it was critical to get the relations back on track if America hopes to contain China's growing global ambitions.
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China In "Opportunistic" Move, Pounces On Cheap Russian Oil, As Indian Demand Dips
Chinese refineries have ramped up their crude oil purchases from Russia as demand from India has weakened. Trump has threatened to impose secondary tariffs on goods from countries importing Russian oil in to pressure Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
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Russia Offers 5% Discount On Oil To India Amid Trump Tariff Tensions
Russia will continue to supply oil to India, now at a 5 percent discount, despite the pressure and sanctions on the latter from the US. Meanwhile the US has accused India of funding the war in Ukraine by purchasing Russian oil.
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"If India Refuses Russian Oil...": What Moscow Official Said On Trump Tariff
India is welcome to export its products to Russia if it is facing trouble entering the US market, a senior Russian diplomat said on Wednesday.
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Trump Imposed Tariffs On India To Put Pressure On Russia: White House
US White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday (local time) said that US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on India to deter Russia from pursuing the Ukraine conflict.
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"Unacceptable": US On India 'Buying Russian Oil, Reselling' Amid Ukraine War
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tuesday accused India of profiteering from its sharply increased purchases of Russian oil during the war in Ukraine, saying Washington viewed the situation as unacceptable.
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Opinion | Who Is Scott Bessent - Tariff Hawk, Yen Man, And India's New Headache?
Recently, Bessent told Europe that it is not doing its part because it is yet to join the US in imposing secondary tariffs on India. "It's put up or shut up time," he told Europe.
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"Unilateral Bullying Rampant": What China Told India Amid Trump Tariff War
Five years after their armies fought a pitched battle in Galwan, India and China are working to mend ways as the Donald Trump administration in the US steps up the tariff war against New Delhi
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Amid US Tariffs, India Suspends Cotton Import Duties Temporarily To Aid Textile Sector
India has exempted import duties on cotton from August 19 to September 30, fulfilling the demand of industry groups who said exemptions would help make the sector more competitive.
