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The China Factor In The New India-US Critical Minerals Deal
The United States and other nations depend heavily on China for these minerals. But in recent years, especially under President Donald Trump's administration, Washington has pushed to diversify its sourcing to reduce reliance on Beijing.
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Quad To Launch Fuel Security Forum To Protect Energy Flow In Indo-Pacific
The four nations announced the creation of a Quad Fuel Security Forum - a high-level coordination body designed to facilitate crisis response, policy alignment, and market analysis during periods of acute energy stress.
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Indian Woman Who Failed NEET Now Has Ivy League Degree And Biotech Career In US
In 2016, Pragya appeared for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) at the age of 17 but failed to secure admission into a medical or dental college.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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Opinion | US-India Relations: Can Marco Rubio Fix It?
Marco Rubio, the secretary of state and national security advisor, has arrived in India on his first visit as "Mr Fix It".
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Believes China Could Eventually Welcome AI Chips From The US
Jensen Huang said he believes China will eventually reopen its market to advanced artificial intelligence chips from the US, even as the company’s market share in the country has fallen to “zero.”
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Trade, Iran War, Taiwan On Trump-Xi Summit Agenda
The US and China are weighing a potential framework whereby each country identifies some $30 billion in goods on which tariffs could be eased without threatening national security interests
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Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
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Iran Will Play at the 2026 World Cup But Has Set 10 Demands
Iran's Football Federation confirms 2026 World Cup participation but sets 10 conditions covering visas, security and national symbols for hosts USA, Canada and Mexico to address before June 11.
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Iran Denies Trump's Claim, Rejects Hitting South Korean Ship In Hormuz
Trump claims Iran has "taken some shots" at the South Korean ship and urges Seoul to join operations to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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"Explosion And Fire": South Korean Ship Targeted Amid Tensions In Hormuz
There had been "no casualties to date" among the 24 crew members on board, who include six South Koreans and 18 foreign nationals, the ministry said in a statement.
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Inside Pentagon AI Deals: Why Google, SpaceX, And OpenAI Are Joining The Frontlines
The US Department of Defence has secured deals with Nvidia, Microsoft, and Amazon to deploy artificial intelligence across its highly classified networks, aiming to enhance decision-making and establish an AI-first fighting force.
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Trump Discusses Iran Offer To Open Straits Of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump on Monday met his national security team to discuss Iran's latest proposal to open the Hormuz Strait, the crucial waterway for transporting one-fifth of the global oil supplies.
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Trump Evacuated As Shots Fired At White House Dinner, Shooter Arrested
Shots Heard During Press Dinner At White House, Trump Evacuated
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The China Factor In The New India-US Critical Minerals Deal
The United States and other nations depend heavily on China for these minerals. But in recent years, especially under President Donald Trump's administration, Washington has pushed to diversify its sourcing to reduce reliance on Beijing.
-
Quad To Launch Fuel Security Forum To Protect Energy Flow In Indo-Pacific
The four nations announced the creation of a Quad Fuel Security Forum - a high-level coordination body designed to facilitate crisis response, policy alignment, and market analysis during periods of acute energy stress.
-
Indian Woman Who Failed NEET Now Has Ivy League Degree And Biotech Career In US
In 2016, Pragya appeared for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) at the age of 17 but failed to secure admission into a medical or dental college.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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Opinion | US-India Relations: Can Marco Rubio Fix It?
Marco Rubio, the secretary of state and national security advisor, has arrived in India on his first visit as "Mr Fix It".
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Believes China Could Eventually Welcome AI Chips From The US
Jensen Huang said he believes China will eventually reopen its market to advanced artificial intelligence chips from the US, even as the company’s market share in the country has fallen to “zero.”
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Trade, Iran War, Taiwan On Trump-Xi Summit Agenda
The US and China are weighing a potential framework whereby each country identifies some $30 billion in goods on which tariffs could be eased without threatening national security interests
-
Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
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Iran Formalises Hormuz Toll Process: How, Which Nations Will Get Permits
Iran has previously warned that it would deny passage through Hormuz to ships linked to the US or Israel, while others may only transit with Iranian consent. India and Pakistan are among the nations that have negotiated with Tehran to secure passage
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Iran Will Play at the 2026 World Cup But Has Set 10 Demands
Iran's Football Federation confirms 2026 World Cup participation but sets 10 conditions covering visas, security and national symbols for hosts USA, Canada and Mexico to address before June 11.
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Iran Denies Trump's Claim, Rejects Hitting South Korean Ship In Hormuz
Trump claims Iran has "taken some shots" at the South Korean ship and urges Seoul to join operations to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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"Explosion And Fire": South Korean Ship Targeted Amid Tensions In Hormuz
There had been "no casualties to date" among the 24 crew members on board, who include six South Koreans and 18 foreign nationals, the ministry said in a statement.
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Inside Pentagon AI Deals: Why Google, SpaceX, And OpenAI Are Joining The Frontlines
The US Department of Defence has secured deals with Nvidia, Microsoft, and Amazon to deploy artificial intelligence across its highly classified networks, aiming to enhance decision-making and establish an AI-first fighting force.
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Trump Discusses Iran Offer To Open Straits Of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump on Monday met his national security team to discuss Iran's latest proposal to open the Hormuz Strait, the crucial waterway for transporting one-fifth of the global oil supplies.
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Trump Evacuated As Shots Fired At White House Dinner, Shooter Arrested
Shots Heard During Press Dinner At White House, Trump Evacuated
