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Amid Trump's Tariffs, Netanyahu's "India-US Terrific Friends" Remark
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, gave his support to India amid the latter's ongoing trade tensions with the United States. He said that there is a "basic understanding in Washington DC that India is a solid partner."
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"Ready To Pay Personal Price": PM Modi's Strong Message Over Trump Tariffs
Sending a strong message the day after US President Donald Trump ratcheted up the tariff war against India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed that India will never compromise with the interests of its animal husbandry industry and fishermen
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Trade Unions, Farmers To Protest Against US Tariffs, India-UK Deal On August 13
CTUs-SKM, the platform of ten Central Trade Unions and Samyukt Kisan Morcha, on Monday gave a call for a nationwide protest on August 13, against US President Donald Trump's tariff threats and India-UK CETA.
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'US Tariffs Will Hurt Andhra Aqua Farmers, We Will Help Them': Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh is exploring options to ensure the fallout of the US imposing 25 per cent tariffs on India does not affect the state's aqua farmers, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said on Saturday.
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Why India Has Vowed To Protect Its Farmers In The Face Of Tariff Threats
Trump slapped a 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods after prolonged talks that got bogged down over access to India's labour-intensive agricultural sector, which New Delhi has pledged to protect.
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Trump's Tariff Plans Worry South African Farmers, Put Jobs At Risk
Washington announced late on Thursday that the new tariffs would take effect next week, as US President Donald Trump seeks to reshape global trade to benefit the US economy.
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"Will Take All Steps For Nation's Interest": Piyush Goyal On Trump's Tariff Shocker
A day after US President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on Indian exports, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has said the Centre is studying the implications of the move and will take steps to safeguard India's interests.
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"Will Take Steps To Secure National Interest": India's 1st Response To US Tariff
In its first response after Donald Trump's surprise announcement of a 25% tariff on goods exported to the US from India, plus a 'penalty', the Centre has said it is studying the implications of the move.
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Immigration Raids In California Strawberry Fields, Sow Fear Among Farmers
Flor, a Mexican migrant, picks strawberries in the agricultural town of Oxnard, but immigration roundups in recent weeks have infused the farmworker community in the strawberry capital of California with stress and fear.
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Missing Indonesian Farmer Found Dead Inside Stomach Of Giant 26-Foot Python
Residents suspected something was amiss when they saw an enormous python struggling in the plantation.
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India "Would Love A Big, Good, Beautiful" Trade Pact With US: Nirmala Sitharaman
With the July 9 deadline approaching to avert US retaliatory tariffs, the Indian government wants to move swiftly on trade negotiations.
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"Difficult Country": Trump Calls Off Trade Talks With Canada
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he is calling off trade negotiations with Canada immediately, citing its digital services tax and adding that Ottawa will learn of their tariff rate within a week.
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'Kill The Farmer' Song Not A Call To Murder: South African President
A chant that US leader Donald Trump used to back claims of white genocide in South Africa is an apartheid-era slogan that did not really mean for farmers to be killed, the president said Tuesday.
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How Trump Showed Old Video To Falsely Claim White Genocide In South Africa
The multiple crosses were planted ahead of the event and later removed. They were not gravesites for farmers. The footage that was posted on social media also showed people setting up the white crosses.
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About "Kill The Boer" Chant In Trump's South Africa 'White Genocide' Video
Before US President Donald Trump welcomed his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, into the Oval Office on Wednesday, White House aides had set up two large-screen televisions in the West Wing.
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Amid Trump's Tariffs, Netanyahu's "India-US Terrific Friends" Remark
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, gave his support to India amid the latter's ongoing trade tensions with the United States. He said that there is a "basic understanding in Washington DC that India is a solid partner."
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"Ready To Pay Personal Price": PM Modi's Strong Message Over Trump Tariffs
Sending a strong message the day after US President Donald Trump ratcheted up the tariff war against India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed that India will never compromise with the interests of its animal husbandry industry and fishermen
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Trade Unions, Farmers To Protest Against US Tariffs, India-UK Deal On August 13
CTUs-SKM, the platform of ten Central Trade Unions and Samyukt Kisan Morcha, on Monday gave a call for a nationwide protest on August 13, against US President Donald Trump's tariff threats and India-UK CETA.
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'US Tariffs Will Hurt Andhra Aqua Farmers, We Will Help Them': Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh is exploring options to ensure the fallout of the US imposing 25 per cent tariffs on India does not affect the state's aqua farmers, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said on Saturday.
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Why India Has Vowed To Protect Its Farmers In The Face Of Tariff Threats
Trump slapped a 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods after prolonged talks that got bogged down over access to India's labour-intensive agricultural sector, which New Delhi has pledged to protect.
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Trump's Tariff Plans Worry South African Farmers, Put Jobs At Risk
Washington announced late on Thursday that the new tariffs would take effect next week, as US President Donald Trump seeks to reshape global trade to benefit the US economy.
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"Will Take All Steps For Nation's Interest": Piyush Goyal On Trump's Tariff Shocker
A day after US President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on Indian exports, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has said the Centre is studying the implications of the move and will take steps to safeguard India's interests.
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"Will Take Steps To Secure National Interest": India's 1st Response To US Tariff
In its first response after Donald Trump's surprise announcement of a 25% tariff on goods exported to the US from India, plus a 'penalty', the Centre has said it is studying the implications of the move.
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Immigration Raids In California Strawberry Fields, Sow Fear Among Farmers
Flor, a Mexican migrant, picks strawberries in the agricultural town of Oxnard, but immigration roundups in recent weeks have infused the farmworker community in the strawberry capital of California with stress and fear.
-
Missing Indonesian Farmer Found Dead Inside Stomach Of Giant 26-Foot Python
Residents suspected something was amiss when they saw an enormous python struggling in the plantation.
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India "Would Love A Big, Good, Beautiful" Trade Pact With US: Nirmala Sitharaman
With the July 9 deadline approaching to avert US retaliatory tariffs, the Indian government wants to move swiftly on trade negotiations.
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"Difficult Country": Trump Calls Off Trade Talks With Canada
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he is calling off trade negotiations with Canada immediately, citing its digital services tax and adding that Ottawa will learn of their tariff rate within a week.
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'Kill The Farmer' Song Not A Call To Murder: South African President
A chant that US leader Donald Trump used to back claims of white genocide in South Africa is an apartheid-era slogan that did not really mean for farmers to be killed, the president said Tuesday.
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How Trump Showed Old Video To Falsely Claim White Genocide In South Africa
The multiple crosses were planted ahead of the event and later removed. They were not gravesites for farmers. The footage that was posted on social media also showed people setting up the white crosses.
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About "Kill The Boer" Chant In Trump's South Africa 'White Genocide' Video
Before US President Donald Trump welcomed his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa, into the Oval Office on Wednesday, White House aides had set up two large-screen televisions in the West Wing.
