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Why The Wests Pivot To Beijing Is No Fix For Trumps Trade War
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China is the latest win Beijing can tout in its rivalry with Washington, but the deals he brings back to London also show the limits of the balancing act that middle powers may try to play.
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Ukraine Crisis: The Battle to Keep Russia's Internet Free
Western powers have seized the yachts of Russian oligarchs and booted Russian banks out of the international system in response to the Ukraine invasion, but sanctions that limit access to the internet are proving highly divisive.
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Ex-Union Minister Blames Maharashtra Government's "Negligence" For Coal Crisis
Former Union minister Hansraj Ahir has alleged that "negligence" by the Maharashtra energy ministry was responsible for the shortage of coal at power plants.
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Limited Options for West After Russia Escalation in Syria
Blind-sided by Russia's sudden escalation in Syria, Western powers must abandon hopes of toppling the regime and instead make do with steering Moscow away from actions that deepen the conflict, analysts say.
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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India Close to Rs 100,000 Crore Deal With France for Fighter Jets: Sources
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has landed in the capital to among other issues, close a stalled deal to sell India 126 Rafale fighter jets, built by Dassault Aviation, for an estimated $15-17 billion or 100,000 crores.
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Eyes on Defence Deals, Western Powers Court PM Narendra Modi
Western governments are rushing to visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi, drawn by the prospect of multi-billion-dollar deals as the Indian government prepares to open the nascent defence industry to foreign investment.
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Why The Wests Pivot To Beijing Is No Fix For Trumps Trade War
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China is the latest win Beijing can tout in its rivalry with Washington, but the deals he brings back to London also show the limits of the balancing act that middle powers may try to play.
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Ukraine Crisis: The Battle to Keep Russia's Internet Free
Western powers have seized the yachts of Russian oligarchs and booted Russian banks out of the international system in response to the Ukraine invasion, but sanctions that limit access to the internet are proving highly divisive.
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Ex-Union Minister Blames Maharashtra Government's "Negligence" For Coal Crisis
Former Union minister Hansraj Ahir has alleged that "negligence" by the Maharashtra energy ministry was responsible for the shortage of coal at power plants.
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Limited Options for West After Russia Escalation in Syria
Blind-sided by Russia's sudden escalation in Syria, Western powers must abandon hopes of toppling the regime and instead make do with steering Moscow away from actions that deepen the conflict, analysts say.
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What Iran Must Do, and Get in Return, Under Nuclear Talks Extension
Iran will receive $2.8 billion of its cash previously frozen abroad in return for action to limit its disputed atomic activities during a four-month extension of talks with six world powers over its nuclear programme.
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India Close to Rs 100,000 Crore Deal With France for Fighter Jets: Sources
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius has landed in the capital to among other issues, close a stalled deal to sell India 126 Rafale fighter jets, built by Dassault Aviation, for an estimated $15-17 billion or 100,000 crores.
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Eyes on Defence Deals, Western Powers Court PM Narendra Modi
Western governments are rushing to visit Prime Minister Narendra Modi, drawn by the prospect of multi-billion-dollar deals as the Indian government prepares to open the nascent defence industry to foreign investment.
