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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
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Trump Aide's "Don't Want To Punish India" Remark And A Crude Suggestion
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has urged India to reconsider its purchases of discounted Russian crude and said Washington does not intend to punish New Delhi with punitive tariffs, but aims to bring an end to Moscow's military actions in Ukraine.
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"India's Keyboard Minions": Trump Aide After Tariff Claim Fact-Checked On X
Even as India and the United States decided to resume their trade talk, President Donald Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, continued his rant over New Delhi's purchase of Russian oil.
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Opinion | Cheap Oil, Heavy Costs: How India's China-Russia Embrace Could Backfire
For a country squeezed by US tariffs, Western protectionism, and secondary sanctions, the immediate temptation to hedge through the RIC axis is undeniable. But the gains from this may well lead to strategic entrapment.
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"Won't End Well For India": Trump Aide Doubles Down On 'Tariff Maharaja' Jab
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has threatened that it "won't end well" for India if New Delhi doesn't "come around" at some point in trade negotiations with the United States.
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"Blood Money": Trump Aide's Latest X Post On India's Russian Oil Imports
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro on Monday termed India's purchases of Russian oil as "blood money" and said Delhi didn't buy oil from Moscow in large quantities before the Ukraine conflict.
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"Right Idea": Ukraine's Zelensky Backs Trump's Russian Oil Tariff On India
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has backed US President Donald Trump's tariffs on trading partners who have trade ties with Russia, including India, calling the action a "right idea".
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Opinion | Trump-Modi: True Healing Will Need More Than A Tweet
Today's posts by Trump are an opening overture, perhaps, but they are not yet a full thaw. They are a starting point, a test of how much the past can be forgiven and how quickly trust can be rebuilt.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"India Will Say Sorry In 2 Months": Top US Official's Big Claim On Tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that despite India owning a strong stance against giving in to US pressure to not buy Russian oil, it will eventually come back to make a trade deal with Washington in a few months.
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"Will Undoubtedly Buy": Nirmala Sitharaman Says Russian Oil Suits India's Needs
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that India will continue purchasing Russian oil, stressing that decisions will be guided solely by national interest.
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Opinion | To Survive Trump, India Needs More Than Just Handshakes With Xi And Putin
The resilience of the Indian economy will outlast Trump's tariff agenda; to survive and flourish beyond that, however, will need more than friendship with Xi and Putin.
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Opinion | Modi-Xi Meet, And Everything That Was Left Unsaid At Tianjin
The warm smiles exchanged at the feverishly covered meeting between Modi and Xi neither mean that India is dumping the West completely, nor that all is finally well between India and China. It's complicated, still.
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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
-
Trump Aide's "Don't Want To Punish India" Remark And A Crude Suggestion
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has urged India to reconsider its purchases of discounted Russian crude and said Washington does not intend to punish New Delhi with punitive tariffs, but aims to bring an end to Moscow's military actions in Ukraine.
-
"India's Keyboard Minions": Trump Aide After Tariff Claim Fact-Checked On X
Even as India and the United States decided to resume their trade talk, President Donald Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, continued his rant over New Delhi's purchase of Russian oil.
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Opinion | Cheap Oil, Heavy Costs: How India's China-Russia Embrace Could Backfire
For a country squeezed by US tariffs, Western protectionism, and secondary sanctions, the immediate temptation to hedge through the RIC axis is undeniable. But the gains from this may well lead to strategic entrapment.
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"Won't End Well For India": Trump Aide Doubles Down On 'Tariff Maharaja' Jab
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has threatened that it "won't end well" for India if New Delhi doesn't "come around" at some point in trade negotiations with the United States.
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"Blood Money": Trump Aide's Latest X Post On India's Russian Oil Imports
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro on Monday termed India's purchases of Russian oil as "blood money" and said Delhi didn't buy oil from Moscow in large quantities before the Ukraine conflict.
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"Right Idea": Ukraine's Zelensky Backs Trump's Russian Oil Tariff On India
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has backed US President Donald Trump's tariffs on trading partners who have trade ties with Russia, including India, calling the action a "right idea".
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Opinion | Trump-Modi: True Healing Will Need More Than A Tweet
Today's posts by Trump are an opening overture, perhaps, but they are not yet a full thaw. They are a starting point, a test of how much the past can be forgiven and how quickly trust can be rebuilt.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"India Will Say Sorry In 2 Months": Top US Official's Big Claim On Tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that despite India owning a strong stance against giving in to US pressure to not buy Russian oil, it will eventually come back to make a trade deal with Washington in a few months.
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"Will Undoubtedly Buy": Nirmala Sitharaman Says Russian Oil Suits India's Needs
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that India will continue purchasing Russian oil, stressing that decisions will be guided solely by national interest.
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Opinion | To Survive Trump, India Needs More Than Just Handshakes With Xi And Putin
The resilience of the Indian economy will outlast Trump's tariff agenda; to survive and flourish beyond that, however, will need more than friendship with Xi and Putin.
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Opinion | Modi-Xi Meet, And Everything That Was Left Unsaid At Tianjin
The warm smiles exchanged at the feverishly covered meeting between Modi and Xi neither mean that India is dumping the West completely, nor that all is finally well between India and China. It's complicated, still.
