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US, China And Beyond: What Makes A Power Great In A Changing World Order
Using their material capabilities - economic strength, military might and political influence - great powers have been able to project power across multiple regions and dictate the terms of international order.
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India's Pink Economy Has Money. But Queerphobia Has A $30 Billion Cost
Over the last decade, large corporates in India -- particularly hospitality groups -- have expanded diversity, equity, and inclusion programmes.
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"Deliberate Thought After 88 Hours Was Smart Power": Army Chief On Op Sindoor
The Army Chief said today, the "world around us is sending a more complex signal -- disorder, distrust, and dichotomy in alliances".
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Opinion: At The Edge Of The Map, A Bet On Power: Why India Is Building In Great Nicobar
To planners in New Delhi, Great Nicobar Island is a hinge point between the Indian Ocean and the Indo-Pacific, a vantage over the world's busiest sea lanes, and potentially, a lever of both economic and strategic power.
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"Strategic Necessity, Not Destruction": Centre On Great Nicobar Project
Officials said the island's proximity of about 40 nautical miles to one of the world's busiest East-West shipping routes gives it a natural advantage for global trade
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New Lithium Reserves In US Can Power 500 Billion Phones, Reveals Study
The US Geological Survey stated in a new study that the Appalachians contain an estimated 2.3 million metric tons of undiscovered, economically recoverable lithium.
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Trump Faces Coalition Of The Unwilling On Iran's Hormuz
President Donald Trump spent his first year back in power disparaging US allies. Now he wants them to help America in the Iran war -- and they are none too enthusiastic.
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The Cuban Power Brokers US May Be Engaging With
U.S. President Donald Trump has said repeatedly the United States is in talks with high-level Cuban representatives, and that Cuba is eager to reach a deal to defuse tensions between the two neighbors that have deepened the island's economic crisis.
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Why Trump's New 15% Tariffs Can Again Land In Legal Trouble
US President Donald Trump's temporary 15 per cent tariffs, announced to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court, may also land in legal troubles.
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US To Stop Collecting Tariffs From Tuesday Following Supreme Court Order
The US Customs and Border Protection agency said it will halt collections of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act at 12:01 am EST on Tuesday, more than three days after the Supreme Court declared the duties illegal.
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US Supreme Court Judges Who Blocked Trump's Tariffs And Those Who Backed Him
The US Supreme Court blocked large parts of Donald Trump's global tariff programme in a 6-3 ruling on Friday. The Court found that the US President exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)
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'Big Loss For Someone Who Never Admits Losing': Experts On Trump's Tariff Setback
The US Supreme Court has declared illegal Donald Trump's broad global tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
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Trump's Made Tariffs Central To His Presidency. Chaos May Come Next
President Donald Trump paid a price for going it alone on tariffs — with the Supreme Court on Friday delivering a rare rebuke by ruling he lacked the power to declare an economic emergency and launch sweeping new taxes on imports.
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US Plans Big India-Focused Meet As Washington Seeks To Counter China
The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) is set to convene its first public hearing of 2026 in February, with a special focus on India.
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Does The India-EU 'Mother Of All Trade Deals' Spell Trouble For Donald Trump?
Although the deal was 20 years in the making, the return of US President Donald Trump had accelerated the need to seal the deal.
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US, China And Beyond: What Makes A Power Great In A Changing World Order
Using their material capabilities - economic strength, military might and political influence - great powers have been able to project power across multiple regions and dictate the terms of international order.
-
India's Pink Economy Has Money. But Queerphobia Has A $30 Billion Cost
Over the last decade, large corporates in India -- particularly hospitality groups -- have expanded diversity, equity, and inclusion programmes.
-
"Deliberate Thought After 88 Hours Was Smart Power": Army Chief On Op Sindoor
The Army Chief said today, the "world around us is sending a more complex signal -- disorder, distrust, and dichotomy in alliances".
-
Opinion: At The Edge Of The Map, A Bet On Power: Why India Is Building In Great Nicobar
To planners in New Delhi, Great Nicobar Island is a hinge point between the Indian Ocean and the Indo-Pacific, a vantage over the world's busiest sea lanes, and potentially, a lever of both economic and strategic power.
-
"Strategic Necessity, Not Destruction": Centre On Great Nicobar Project
Officials said the island's proximity of about 40 nautical miles to one of the world's busiest East-West shipping routes gives it a natural advantage for global trade
-
New Lithium Reserves In US Can Power 500 Billion Phones, Reveals Study
The US Geological Survey stated in a new study that the Appalachians contain an estimated 2.3 million metric tons of undiscovered, economically recoverable lithium.
-
Trump Faces Coalition Of The Unwilling On Iran's Hormuz
President Donald Trump spent his first year back in power disparaging US allies. Now he wants them to help America in the Iran war -- and they are none too enthusiastic.
-
The Cuban Power Brokers US May Be Engaging With
U.S. President Donald Trump has said repeatedly the United States is in talks with high-level Cuban representatives, and that Cuba is eager to reach a deal to defuse tensions between the two neighbors that have deepened the island's economic crisis.
-
Why Trump's New 15% Tariffs Can Again Land In Legal Trouble
US President Donald Trump's temporary 15 per cent tariffs, announced to replace those struck down by the US Supreme Court, may also land in legal troubles.
-
US To Stop Collecting Tariffs From Tuesday Following Supreme Court Order
The US Customs and Border Protection agency said it will halt collections of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act at 12:01 am EST on Tuesday, more than three days after the Supreme Court declared the duties illegal.
-
US Supreme Court Judges Who Blocked Trump's Tariffs And Those Who Backed Him
The US Supreme Court blocked large parts of Donald Trump's global tariff programme in a 6-3 ruling on Friday. The Court found that the US President exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)
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'Big Loss For Someone Who Never Admits Losing': Experts On Trump's Tariff Setback
The US Supreme Court has declared illegal Donald Trump's broad global tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
-
Trump's Made Tariffs Central To His Presidency. Chaos May Come Next
President Donald Trump paid a price for going it alone on tariffs — with the Supreme Court on Friday delivering a rare rebuke by ruling he lacked the power to declare an economic emergency and launch sweeping new taxes on imports.
-
US Plans Big India-Focused Meet As Washington Seeks To Counter China
The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) is set to convene its first public hearing of 2026 in February, with a special focus on India.
-
Does The India-EU 'Mother Of All Trade Deals' Spell Trouble For Donald Trump?
Although the deal was 20 years in the making, the return of US President Donald Trump had accelerated the need to seal the deal.
