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Under Trump Pressure, EU Agrees To Implement US Trade Pact
The 27-nation bloc struck an accord with Washington last July setting levies on a majority of European goods at 15 per cent, but to Trump's frustration it had yet to make good on its pledge to scrap levies on most US imports in return.
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India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
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Valve Announces Steam Controller Release Date and Price, Says Will Share Update on Steam Machine Soon
Valve has confirmed the price and release date of the new Steam controller. The company's next-gen gamepad will launch in select regions on May 4 at 10am PT. The Steam controller is priced $99 (9,350) in the US. It will be available in the US, the UK, Canada, the EU, Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Soth Korea, and Hong Kong.
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Spain Affirms Being 'Reliable' NATO Partner Amid US-Led Expulsion Rumours
"Spain is a reliable member within NATO" which is fulfilling all its obligations, Sanchez told reporters in Cyprus, where he was attending an EU summit.
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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'Help', Said Trump In Iran. Why US' European Allies Hesitated, Walked Away
47 days into the war, Europe has rejected Trump's attacks on Iran on the back of $25B Hormuz blockade shock that spiked inflation to 2.5% and prompted 59% of EU voters to call the strikes illegal (71% Spain), while Trump's Pope spat draws ire from It
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Android App Store Monopoly
Based in Lisbon, Aptoide brands itself "the alternative Android app store," with about 436,000 apps in its catalog and more than 200 million annual users by 2024.
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Trade War: The Theatre Of The Absurd In Trump's New Fight On Tariffs
Everyone knew that President Donald Trump's response to the Supreme Court striking down his tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act would be to find another law that lets him do exactly what he was just forbidden from doing.
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Circle Urges UK to Blend MiCA Clarity With US Stablecoin Rules
Circle has urged UK lawmakers to develop a crypto framework by combining elements from the EU’s MiCA regulation and US stablecoin rules. The proposal aims to balance clarity, innovation, and consumer protection as the UK shapes its approach to digital assets. The move comes amid increasing global competition in crypto regulation and could influen...
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Trump Says He Has 'Absolute Right' To Charge Tariffs In Another Form
US President Donald Trump said Sunday he had the authority to impose duties despite the US Supreme Court last month striking down his global tariffs.
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How AI Is Rewriting The Global Technology Order
Right now, the United States leads decisively in compute and chips. China leads in scale of research and data while Europe is attempting to lead in governance.
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After 'Unfair Practice', India, US Trade Partners Face 'Forced Labour' Probe
The US has launched a second round of Section 301 investigations against India and 59 other trading partners - this time over the alleged use of forced labour to produce goods imported by Washington - US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.
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Trump's Higher Tariff Warning For Countries Wanting To "Play Games"
US President Donald Trump on Monday warned countries against backing away from recently negotiated trade deals with the US after the Supreme Court struck down his emergency tariffs, saying that he would hit them with much higher duties
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Indians Can Now Travel Visa-Free To Armenia Until July 2026. Here's Who Qualifies
By relaxing entry requirements, Armenia hopes to encourage short-notice trips, family visits, business travel and longer exploratory stays.
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"Global Order Changing, Now Headed To Long Twilight Zone": S Jaishankar
India is engaging with international partners more intensively and from a "position of strength", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday, citing a string of recent trade agreements as evidence of the country's growing economic clout.
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Under Trump Pressure, EU Agrees To Implement US Trade Pact
The 27-nation bloc struck an accord with Washington last July setting levies on a majority of European goods at 15 per cent, but to Trump's frustration it had yet to make good on its pledge to scrap levies on most US imports in return.
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India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
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Valve Announces Steam Controller Release Date and Price, Says Will Share Update on Steam Machine Soon
Valve has confirmed the price and release date of the new Steam controller. The company's next-gen gamepad will launch in select regions on May 4 at 10am PT. The Steam controller is priced $99 (9,350) in the US. It will be available in the US, the UK, Canada, the EU, Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Soth Korea, and Hong Kong.
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Spain Affirms Being 'Reliable' NATO Partner Amid US-Led Expulsion Rumours
"Spain is a reliable member within NATO" which is fulfilling all its obligations, Sanchez told reporters in Cyprus, where he was attending an EU summit.
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Can Iran Legally Collect Tolls On Vessels Passing Strait Of Hormuz?
UN Convention on the Law of the Sea provides vessels a right of unimpeded "transit passage" through the Strait of Hormuz.
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'Help', Said Trump In Iran. Why US' European Allies Hesitated, Walked Away
47 days into the war, Europe has rejected Trump's attacks on Iran on the back of $25B Hormuz blockade shock that spiked inflation to 2.5% and prompted 59% of EU voters to call the strikes illegal (71% Spain), while Trump's Pope spat draws ire from It
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Android App Store Monopoly
Based in Lisbon, Aptoide brands itself "the alternative Android app store," with about 436,000 apps in its catalog and more than 200 million annual users by 2024.
-
Trade War: The Theatre Of The Absurd In Trump's New Fight On Tariffs
Everyone knew that President Donald Trump's response to the Supreme Court striking down his tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act would be to find another law that lets him do exactly what he was just forbidden from doing.
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Circle Urges UK to Blend MiCA Clarity With US Stablecoin Rules
Circle has urged UK lawmakers to develop a crypto framework by combining elements from the EU’s MiCA regulation and US stablecoin rules. The proposal aims to balance clarity, innovation, and consumer protection as the UK shapes its approach to digital assets. The move comes amid increasing global competition in crypto regulation and could influen...
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Trump Says He Has 'Absolute Right' To Charge Tariffs In Another Form
US President Donald Trump said Sunday he had the authority to impose duties despite the US Supreme Court last month striking down his global tariffs.
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How AI Is Rewriting The Global Technology Order
Right now, the United States leads decisively in compute and chips. China leads in scale of research and data while Europe is attempting to lead in governance.
-
After 'Unfair Practice', India, US Trade Partners Face 'Forced Labour' Probe
The US has launched a second round of Section 301 investigations against India and 59 other trading partners - this time over the alleged use of forced labour to produce goods imported by Washington - US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.
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Trump's Higher Tariff Warning For Countries Wanting To "Play Games"
US President Donald Trump on Monday warned countries against backing away from recently negotiated trade deals with the US after the Supreme Court struck down his emergency tariffs, saying that he would hit them with much higher duties
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Indians Can Now Travel Visa-Free To Armenia Until July 2026. Here's Who Qualifies
By relaxing entry requirements, Armenia hopes to encourage short-notice trips, family visits, business travel and longer exploratory stays.
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"Global Order Changing, Now Headed To Long Twilight Zone": S Jaishankar
India is engaging with international partners more intensively and from a "position of strength", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday, citing a string of recent trade agreements as evidence of the country's growing economic clout.
