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Opinion | Trump's Dilemma: Why US Wants India To Be Strong, But Not Too Strong
As the architecture of international order shifts, India will neither be contained nor co-opted. It will assert its priorities, and demand equal footing. The faster the US comes to terms with this, the more fruitful the US-India partnership can be.
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Trump Was Asked If US Imports Uranium, Fertilisers From Russia. His Reply
Amid the United States' tariff threats to India over Russian oil imports, US President Donald Trump has claimed he was unaware of Washington's uranium and fertiliser trade with Moscow.
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"India Fuelling War Machine": Trump's 24-Hour 'Substantial' Tariff Threat
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he would increase the tariffs charged on Indian imports "very substantially" over the next 24 hours because of India's continued purchases of Russian oil.
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"Sovereign Nations Have Right...": Russia Backs India Amid US Tariff Threat
Russia has accused the United States of exerting illegal trade pressure on India over its oil imports from them after US President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs citing purchase of Russian oil.
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Trump Targets India, Spares China Despite It Buying More Russian Oil: Report
US President Donald Trump has been unfairly targeting India over Russian oil imports, while choosing not to criticise China, according to a recent report by the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI).
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"Indulging In Trade With Russia Themselves": India Counters US Tariff Threat
"Targeting of India unjustified, unreasonable": Government after Trump's latest tariff threat over Russian oil
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China Keeps Buying Oil From Russia And Iran Despite US Pressure
US and Chinese officials may be able to settle many of their differences to reach a trade deal and avert punishing tariffs, but they remain far apart on one issue: the US demand that China stop purchasing oil from Iran and Russia.
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"Tremendous Ties With PM Modi But...": Trump's Top Aide On India Buying Russia Oil
A senior official of US President Donald Trump's administration accused India of financing Russia's war in Ukraine by purchasing oil from Moscow.
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After Trump Claims "Indian Economy Is Dead", A Question To His Country's AI
US President Donald Trump's claim that the Indian economy is "dead" and the announcement of a sweeping 25 per cent tariff on Indian imports have triggered a political slugfest.
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Trump Cites Reports On India Halting Russian Oil Imports, Sources Counter
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said India has reportedly stopped purchasing Russian oil and called it a "good step" if confirmed, even as sources in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said they were unaware of any pause on the imports.
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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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Opinion | China, Now Trump: Pakistan And The Art Of Somehow Finding Patrons
Pakistan has successfully lobbied Western capitals into believing in its indispensability in the regional strategic landscape. The US continues to buy this narrative for various reasons, not discounting the naivete among them.
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Tariffs And Ties: How Deep Is India's Dependence On Russia?
US President Donald Trump has described India and Russia as "dead economies" as he formally confirmed that Indian exports to United States wiill face a 25 per cent tariff along with a "penalty" for its trade with Moscow.
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Sensex, Nifty Decline On Concerns Over US Tariff Imposition
US President Donald Trump announced the imposition of a 25 per cent tariff on all goods coming from India starting August 1 and an unspecified penalty for buying Russian crude oil and military equipment.
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Opinion | A Rude Awakening For India: Navigating The Trumpian Tempest - By Shashi Tharoor
To simply buckle under US pressure would be a profound miscalculation for India, yielding not just economic ground but strategic dignity.
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Opinion | Trump's Dilemma: Why US Wants India To Be Strong, But Not Too Strong
As the architecture of international order shifts, India will neither be contained nor co-opted. It will assert its priorities, and demand equal footing. The faster the US comes to terms with this, the more fruitful the US-India partnership can be.
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Trump Was Asked If US Imports Uranium, Fertilisers From Russia. His Reply
Amid the United States' tariff threats to India over Russian oil imports, US President Donald Trump has claimed he was unaware of Washington's uranium and fertiliser trade with Moscow.
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"India Fuelling War Machine": Trump's 24-Hour 'Substantial' Tariff Threat
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he would increase the tariffs charged on Indian imports "very substantially" over the next 24 hours because of India's continued purchases of Russian oil.
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"Sovereign Nations Have Right...": Russia Backs India Amid US Tariff Threat
Russia has accused the United States of exerting illegal trade pressure on India over its oil imports from them after US President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs citing purchase of Russian oil.
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Trump Targets India, Spares China Despite It Buying More Russian Oil: Report
US President Donald Trump has been unfairly targeting India over Russian oil imports, while choosing not to criticise China, according to a recent report by the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI).
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"Indulging In Trade With Russia Themselves": India Counters US Tariff Threat
"Targeting of India unjustified, unreasonable": Government after Trump's latest tariff threat over Russian oil
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China Keeps Buying Oil From Russia And Iran Despite US Pressure
US and Chinese officials may be able to settle many of their differences to reach a trade deal and avert punishing tariffs, but they remain far apart on one issue: the US demand that China stop purchasing oil from Iran and Russia.
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"Tremendous Ties With PM Modi But...": Trump's Top Aide On India Buying Russia Oil
A senior official of US President Donald Trump's administration accused India of financing Russia's war in Ukraine by purchasing oil from Moscow.
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After Trump Claims "Indian Economy Is Dead", A Question To His Country's AI
US President Donald Trump's claim that the Indian economy is "dead" and the announcement of a sweeping 25 per cent tariff on Indian imports have triggered a political slugfest.
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Trump Cites Reports On India Halting Russian Oil Imports, Sources Counter
US President Donald Trump on Saturday said India has reportedly stopped purchasing Russian oil and called it a "good step" if confirmed, even as sources in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said they were unaware of any pause on the imports.
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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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Opinion | China, Now Trump: Pakistan And The Art Of Somehow Finding Patrons
Pakistan has successfully lobbied Western capitals into believing in its indispensability in the regional strategic landscape. The US continues to buy this narrative for various reasons, not discounting the naivete among them.
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Tariffs And Ties: How Deep Is India's Dependence On Russia?
US President Donald Trump has described India and Russia as "dead economies" as he formally confirmed that Indian exports to United States wiill face a 25 per cent tariff along with a "penalty" for its trade with Moscow.
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Sensex, Nifty Decline On Concerns Over US Tariff Imposition
US President Donald Trump announced the imposition of a 25 per cent tariff on all goods coming from India starting August 1 and an unspecified penalty for buying Russian crude oil and military equipment.
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Opinion | A Rude Awakening For India: Navigating The Trumpian Tempest - By Shashi Tharoor
To simply buckle under US pressure would be a profound miscalculation for India, yielding not just economic ground but strategic dignity.
