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"India Won't Allow Humiliation": Putin's Big Praise For PM Modi Amid US Tariffs
Russian President Vladimir Putin has hit out at the United States over its efforts to pressure India to stop its Russian crude trade, saying New Delhi would never bow to such demands and let itself get humiliated in front of anyone.
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US Sends $230 Million To Lebanon As It Moves To Disarm Hezbollah: Report
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration approved $230 million for Lebanon's security forces this week as they push to disarm the once powerful armed group Hezbollah, sources in Washington and Beirut said.
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US In "Armed Conflict" With Drug Cartels, Trump Tells Congress
President Donald Trump has determined the United States is engaged in "a non-international armed conflict" with drug cartels, according to a document notifying Congress of its legal justification for deadly U.S. strikes on boats off Venezuela.
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Walmart To Drop Artificial Colours, 30 Food Additives From Store Brands By 2027
Walmart said Wednesday that it plans to remove synthetic food dyes and 30 other ingredients, including some preservatives, artificial sweeteners and fat substitutes, from its store brands sold in the United States by January 2027.
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How A Prolonged US Government Shutdown Could Impact Your Travel Plans
If a U.S. government shutdown goes on long enough, it could throw a wrench in travel plans, potentially leading to longer airport wait times, flight delays and even cancellations.
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Opinion | The Difference Between Trump And Jaishankar At United Nations
In its conduct, the UN seems caught in the quintessential cleft stick - a dependence on world's major powers and economies for its funding but a promise to the world to be democratic and unbiased.
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Trump Says Him Not Winning Nobel Prize Would Be 'Insult' To America
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday it would be an "insult" to the United States if he does not receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
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All About Tomahawk Missiles Ukraine Wants To Use In Strikes On Russia
Russia said on Monday that its military was analysing whether the United States would supply Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine for strikes deep into Russia, a step that Russian officials say could trigger a steep escalation.
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Opinion | Can India Rescue Its Exiled Coders - Like China And Taiwan?
For years, the middle-class mantra in India was: study hard, crack the exams, get the H-1B visa, build a life in America. That promise now lies in ruins. But...China and Taiwan have been here before.
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Sweeping UN Sanctions Return To Hit Iran After A Decade As Nuclear Talks Fail
The sanctions, three months after Israel and the United States bombed Iran, bar dealings related to Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program.
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US Revokes Visa For Colombian President As He Asked Soldiers To Disobey Trump
Tensions between the United States and Colombia have escalated with the State Department announcing it was revoking a visa for Gustavo Petro, president of the Latin American country.
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China Urges Its Companies To Avoid US Price Wars To Protect Fragile Trade Truce
China called on its companies doing business in the US to avoid extending their price wars there - a sign that Beijing is eager to maintain a fragile trade truce reached with Washington.
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US Closing The Door On Global Talent? Indians React To H-1B Fee Hike
The H-1B visa has long been an important pathway for Indian professionals to work in the United States, especially in the fields of technology, engineering, and healthcare. For many Indians, it has symbolised the realisation of the "American Dream."
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'Indians In Germany Earn More': Envoy's Migration Call Amid H-1B Visa Row
As chaos shrouds the United States' H-1B visa programme following Team Trump's $100,000 fee hike, Germany is seizing the moment to attract Indian professionals.
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Jimmy Kimmel To Be Back On Air But Still Face Partial Boycott
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show will be back on the air in the United States Tuesday after a week-long hiatus following government pressure on broadcasters that critics said amounted to a chill on free speech -- but it won't be on everywhere.
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"India Won't Allow Humiliation": Putin's Big Praise For PM Modi Amid US Tariffs
Russian President Vladimir Putin has hit out at the United States over its efforts to pressure India to stop its Russian crude trade, saying New Delhi would never bow to such demands and let itself get humiliated in front of anyone.
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US Sends $230 Million To Lebanon As It Moves To Disarm Hezbollah: Report
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration approved $230 million for Lebanon's security forces this week as they push to disarm the once powerful armed group Hezbollah, sources in Washington and Beirut said.
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US In "Armed Conflict" With Drug Cartels, Trump Tells Congress
President Donald Trump has determined the United States is engaged in "a non-international armed conflict" with drug cartels, according to a document notifying Congress of its legal justification for deadly U.S. strikes on boats off Venezuela.
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Walmart To Drop Artificial Colours, 30 Food Additives From Store Brands By 2027
Walmart said Wednesday that it plans to remove synthetic food dyes and 30 other ingredients, including some preservatives, artificial sweeteners and fat substitutes, from its store brands sold in the United States by January 2027.
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How A Prolonged US Government Shutdown Could Impact Your Travel Plans
If a U.S. government shutdown goes on long enough, it could throw a wrench in travel plans, potentially leading to longer airport wait times, flight delays and even cancellations.
-
Opinion | The Difference Between Trump And Jaishankar At United Nations
In its conduct, the UN seems caught in the quintessential cleft stick - a dependence on world's major powers and economies for its funding but a promise to the world to be democratic and unbiased.
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Trump Says Him Not Winning Nobel Prize Would Be 'Insult' To America
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday it would be an "insult" to the United States if he does not receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
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All About Tomahawk Missiles Ukraine Wants To Use In Strikes On Russia
Russia said on Monday that its military was analysing whether the United States would supply Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine for strikes deep into Russia, a step that Russian officials say could trigger a steep escalation.
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Opinion | Can India Rescue Its Exiled Coders - Like China And Taiwan?
For years, the middle-class mantra in India was: study hard, crack the exams, get the H-1B visa, build a life in America. That promise now lies in ruins. But...China and Taiwan have been here before.
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Sweeping UN Sanctions Return To Hit Iran After A Decade As Nuclear Talks Fail
The sanctions, three months after Israel and the United States bombed Iran, bar dealings related to Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program.
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US Revokes Visa For Colombian President As He Asked Soldiers To Disobey Trump
Tensions between the United States and Colombia have escalated with the State Department announcing it was revoking a visa for Gustavo Petro, president of the Latin American country.
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China Urges Its Companies To Avoid US Price Wars To Protect Fragile Trade Truce
China called on its companies doing business in the US to avoid extending their price wars there - a sign that Beijing is eager to maintain a fragile trade truce reached with Washington.
-
US Closing The Door On Global Talent? Indians React To H-1B Fee Hike
The H-1B visa has long been an important pathway for Indian professionals to work in the United States, especially in the fields of technology, engineering, and healthcare. For many Indians, it has symbolised the realisation of the "American Dream."
-
'Indians In Germany Earn More': Envoy's Migration Call Amid H-1B Visa Row
As chaos shrouds the United States' H-1B visa programme following Team Trump's $100,000 fee hike, Germany is seizing the moment to attract Indian professionals.
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Jimmy Kimmel To Be Back On Air But Still Face Partial Boycott
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show will be back on the air in the United States Tuesday after a week-long hiatus following government pressure on broadcasters that critics said amounted to a chill on free speech -- but it won't be on everywhere.
