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"US Wants To Help China, Not Hurt It": Trump After Threatening New 100% Tariff
President Donald Trump said the United States wants to help China, not hurt it, striking a conciliatory tone days after threatening an additional 100 per cent tariff on the world's second-largest economy.
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Trump's Dealmaking Diplomacy Grows Fragile As China Fires Back
President Donald Trump's preference to cut one-to-one deals with allies and adversaries has been the hallmark of his self-proclaimed dealmaking magic.
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Why Trump Suddenly Slapped Additional 100% Tariff On China
President Donald Trump has announced a major escalation in his trade war with China: a 100% tariff on all Chinese goods starting November 1. The move follows Beijing's sweeping new export controls on rare-earth minerals.
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"Huge Loss": US Threw Away India Ties For Tariff Policy, Says Ex US NSA Susan Rice
Former US National Security Advisor Susan Rice has said that India is a "proud and strong nation" that may "go in a different direction" because of the political approach taken by the Trump administration.
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Threats To India, China Won't Work: Russian Minister's Warning To Trump
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has criticised US rhetoric on tariffs and said that such pressure will not succeed and "ancient civilisations" such as India and China will not yield to ultimatums.
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Not Far Apart On Trade Deal With India: Trump's Ambassador Pick At US Senate
US President Donald Trump's nominee for the country's ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, has said that Washington and New Delhi are not "that far apart right now" on the trade deal.
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PM Modi In China After 7 Years, Set To Meet Xi Jinping Tomorrow
Trump's 50% tariffs on India, including a 25% 'penalty' for buying Russian oil, are being seen as having brought New Delhi closer to both Beijing and Moscow.
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"US Brand In Toilet": White House Ex-Official Blasts Trump's India Tariffs
The American brand globally is in the toilet, said former White House official Jake Sullivan, tearing into President Donald Trump's hefty tariffs against India.
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Russian President Putin To Visit India In December, Says Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to India in December, the Kremlin said Friday, as ties between the countries grow closer and after the United States imposed tariffs on New Delhi over its purchases of Russian oil.
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Opinion | Trump Has Miscalculated That India Is A Softer Target Than China
True, India's trade volume with the United States is far smaller than China's, leading Washington to perhaps assume that New Delhi could be pressured easily. But the consequences are proving to be far more political in nature than economic.
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"Show Respect Or Consider Consequences": Trump's Latest Tariff Threat
US President Donald Trump has threatened on Monday to impose "substantial" new tariffs to restrict American chip exports to all countries that impose digital services taxes and related regulations on US tech firms.
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Apple To Make All iPhone 17 Models In India To Cut China Reliance, Tackle US Tariff Risks
Apple is stepping up its manufacturing push in India, with all models of the upcoming iPhone 17 series, including the high-end Pro versions, being assembled in the country from the start.
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The Tariff Men: See White House's New Portrait Featuring Trump With Lincoln, Jefferson
The White House has added a new piece of artwork to its collection. It features Donald Trump alongside four former presidents known for their ties to tariff debates.
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"India Kremlin's Laundromat, Doesn't Need Russian Oil": Trump Trade Advisor
Calling India the "Maharaja" of tariffs, US President Donald Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, accused New Delhi of running a "profiteering scheme" by continuing to import Russian oil.
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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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"US Wants To Help China, Not Hurt It": Trump After Threatening New 100% Tariff
President Donald Trump said the United States wants to help China, not hurt it, striking a conciliatory tone days after threatening an additional 100 per cent tariff on the world's second-largest economy.
-
Trump's Dealmaking Diplomacy Grows Fragile As China Fires Back
President Donald Trump's preference to cut one-to-one deals with allies and adversaries has been the hallmark of his self-proclaimed dealmaking magic.
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Why Trump Suddenly Slapped Additional 100% Tariff On China
President Donald Trump has announced a major escalation in his trade war with China: a 100% tariff on all Chinese goods starting November 1. The move follows Beijing's sweeping new export controls on rare-earth minerals.
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"Huge Loss": US Threw Away India Ties For Tariff Policy, Says Ex US NSA Susan Rice
Former US National Security Advisor Susan Rice has said that India is a "proud and strong nation" that may "go in a different direction" because of the political approach taken by the Trump administration.
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Threats To India, China Won't Work: Russian Minister's Warning To Trump
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has criticised US rhetoric on tariffs and said that such pressure will not succeed and "ancient civilisations" such as India and China will not yield to ultimatums.
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Not Far Apart On Trade Deal With India: Trump's Ambassador Pick At US Senate
US President Donald Trump's nominee for the country's ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, has said that Washington and New Delhi are not "that far apart right now" on the trade deal.
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PM Modi In China After 7 Years, Set To Meet Xi Jinping Tomorrow
Trump's 50% tariffs on India, including a 25% 'penalty' for buying Russian oil, are being seen as having brought New Delhi closer to both Beijing and Moscow.
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"US Brand In Toilet": White House Ex-Official Blasts Trump's India Tariffs
The American brand globally is in the toilet, said former White House official Jake Sullivan, tearing into President Donald Trump's hefty tariffs against India.
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Russian President Putin To Visit India In December, Says Kremlin
Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to India in December, the Kremlin said Friday, as ties between the countries grow closer and after the United States imposed tariffs on New Delhi over its purchases of Russian oil.
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Opinion | Trump Has Miscalculated That India Is A Softer Target Than China
True, India's trade volume with the United States is far smaller than China's, leading Washington to perhaps assume that New Delhi could be pressured easily. But the consequences are proving to be far more political in nature than economic.
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"Show Respect Or Consider Consequences": Trump's Latest Tariff Threat
US President Donald Trump has threatened on Monday to impose "substantial" new tariffs to restrict American chip exports to all countries that impose digital services taxes and related regulations on US tech firms.
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Apple To Make All iPhone 17 Models In India To Cut China Reliance, Tackle US Tariff Risks
Apple is stepping up its manufacturing push in India, with all models of the upcoming iPhone 17 series, including the high-end Pro versions, being assembled in the country from the start.
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The Tariff Men: See White House's New Portrait Featuring Trump With Lincoln, Jefferson
The White House has added a new piece of artwork to its collection. It features Donald Trump alongside four former presidents known for their ties to tariff debates.
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"India Kremlin's Laundromat, Doesn't Need Russian Oil": Trump Trade Advisor
Calling India the "Maharaja" of tariffs, US President Donald Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, accused New Delhi of running a "profiteering scheme" by continuing to import Russian oil.
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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.
