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U.S. President Donald Trump has once again claimed that during the May 2025 military standoff between India and Pakistan, he personally intervened by warning both countries that the U.S. would impose “tariffs so high, your head’s going to spin” to force a ceasefire. India Rejects Intervention Claim Indian officials have consistently rejected Trump’s version of
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Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Ligamamada Rabuka has voiced his support for India as Washington puts pressure with steep tariffs. During a recent meeting in New Delhi, Rabuka told Prime Minister Narendra Modi: “Somebody is not very happy with you, but you are big enough to weather those discomforts.” He was referring to the United States’ […]
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned that nations imposing digital services taxes (DSTs) on American technology firms could face additional tariffs. He said such levies unfairly target companies like Google, Apple, Amazon, and Meta, and suggested that export restrictions on advanced U.S. technologies, including semiconductors, could also be considered. Europe in the
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on citizens and traders to prioritize buying and selling only Indian-made goods. He urged shopkeepers to put up signs declaring their businesses as “Swadeshi only,” linking the campaign to national pride and self-reliance. Protecting Domestic Interests Modi framed the appeal as part of India’s economic patriotism. He said global
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India has strongly rejected U.S. tariffs linked to its Russian oil imports. Indian ambassador to Russia, Vinay Kumar, called the measures “unfair, unreasonable and unjustified,” stressing that New Delhi will protect its sovereign right to decide energy strategy. Oil Purchases on Market Terms Kumar clarified that Indian firms will continue buying oil “from