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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has criticised the United States over past military cooperation, saying Pakistan paid a heavy cost for supporting Washington’s war efforts and describing the relationship as unequal. Khawaja Asif Comments On US Pakistan Relations Khawaja Asif said Pakistan suffered major economic and security consequences during its partnership with
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A shooting incident at a school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, left at least 10 people dead and several others injured, prompting a major police response and lockdown measures across the area. Canada School Shooting In British Columbia Authorities confirmed the attack occurred inside a school building in the town of Tumbler Ridge. Emergency services […]
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Russia has said it expects India’s expanding economic engagement with the United States will not undermine the long-standing strategic partnership between New Delhi and Moscow, as talks around a bilateral trade framework continue. Russia Reaction To India US Trade Talks Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov indicated to Indian Express they are observing
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The Congress on Wednesday criticised the Centre over the interim India-US trade understanding, alleging the agreement favours Washington more than New Delhi and questioning the benefits for domestic sectors. India US trade agreement criticism from Congress The opposition described the pact as unequal, arguing the United States secured greater concessions in tariffs and
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A recent international report noted that South African coal exporters are increasingly relying on India’s sponge iron industry for survival. At first glance this looks like a routine commodity trade update. In reality, it marks something far bigger. For decades global raw material markets moved to the rhythm of Chinese construction and factories. Now early […]
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For decades, India tried to become a manufacturing power by building factories first and worrying about raw materials later. That model worked for textiles, pharma and even automobiles. But it quietly failed in electronics, batteries and advanced technology sectors where supply chains matter more than labour costs. The recent negotiations with Brazil, Canada, France and