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India is moving swiftly to finalise new trade agreements with Latin American nations, notably Peru, Chile, and Mexico, as escalating U.S. tariffs strain its export-dependent sectors.The recent tariff measures imposed by President Donald Trump’s administration have disrupted access to the American market, prompting New Delhi to recalibrate its trade strategy.The focus is not just on offsetting
In a fresh political exchange, the Congress party on Thursday, 6 November 2025, ridiculed the Modi government following another claim by United States President Donald Trump asserting that India and Pakistan “made peace” after his threat to impose trade tariffs.According to Congress, this marks the 58th instance where the American President has repeated the same story since May this year.Congress
President Donald Trump has once again lavished praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing him as "a great man" and "a friend," during a press briefing at the White House on Thursday. His remarks came shortly after unveiling a new deal aimed at reducing the prices of weight-loss drugs across the United States.Trump’s comments also hinted at the possibility of visiting India next year, a
Chile has expressed confidence that negotiations on the India–Chile Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) could reach conclusion by the end of 2025.The development marks an important step in deepening trade ties between the two nations, building on nearly two decades of sustained economic engagement.In an interview with ANI, Chile’s Ambassador to India, Juan Angulo, stated that both
Indian and Israeli officials convened high-level talks in New Delhi to advance strategic cooperation spanning counter-terrorism, trade and connectivity, with the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) regaining centre stage following recent regional disruptions.The political dialogue comes as groundwork is being laid for an upcoming visit to India by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, on his first official visit to India, praised the country as a "global superpower" and emphasised the importance of building a long-term strategic partnership between Israel and India.During his meeting with Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, Sa’ar highlighted India as the world’s largest democracy and
India and the US conducted the 22nd India-US Military Cooperation Group (MCG) meeting in Hawaii on November 3-4, 2025, focusing on strengthening bilateral defence ties and advancing interoperability between their armed forces.Co-chaired by Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit of India and Lt Gen Joshua M. Rudd of the US Indo-Pacific Command, the talks emphasised strategic and operational cooperation to
Indian Ambassador to Belarus, Ashok Kumar, held a meeting with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko at the Palace of Independence in Minsk on Tuesday. The discussions centred on strengthening trade partnerships and exploring new avenues of cooperation across sectors of mutual interest.According to the Indian Embassy in Minsk, the dialogue focused primarily on expanding the scope of bilateral
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Sri Lanka’s Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa in New Delhi on Tuesday, reaffirming India’s commitment to deepening cooperation with its southern neighbour under the "Neighbourhood First" policy. The dialogue underscored shared regional priorities, economic collaboration, and continued support for Sri Lanka’s development and stability.Following the
India and Belgium held the third round of Foreign Office Consultations in Brussels on Tuesday, co-chaired by Sibi George, Secretary (West) of the Ministry of External Affairs, and Theodora Gentzis, President of the Board, Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs of Belgium.The meeting reflected the growing depth and maturity of India-Belgium ties, reviewing the full spectrum of their bilateral