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Chris Wright attacks Joe Biden’s ‘Green New Scam agenda’ and says climate accords have not lowered emissionsThe US energy secretary, Chris Wright, on Wednesday announced that his department will return to the treasury billions of dollars set aside for …
Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of India by openly targeting New Delhi from the UN General Assembly stage, accusing it of funding Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine through oil imports.This marks the first time India has been singled out in such sharp terms by the United States at the UN, reflecting both geopolitical tensions and ongoing trade disputes.Just days earlier, Trump extended
Jordan is actively seeking to strengthen its economic partnership with India, with a focus on attracting investments in high-growth sectors including information technology (IT), artificial intelligence (AI), pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, and green energy.According to Youssef Abdelghani, Jordan’s Ambassador to India, the West Asian nation views Indian companies as key partners in driving
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated that the Trump administration could reconsider the steep tariffs it imposed on Indian trade earlier this year. The 25 per cent increase, levied in response to India’s continued purchases of Russian crude oil, had effectively doubled duties on India to 50 per cent—one of the highest globally. Rubio suggested that “this is something we hope we can fix”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has voiced cautious optimism about India’s role in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, stating that India is "mostly" aligned with Kyiv.He made these remarks during an interview with Fox News on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.Zelenskyy acknowledged India’s energy-related challenges due to its longstanding dependence on
In a 56-minute address to the UN General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump delivered one of his most combative speeches on the global stage since returning to office. He framed global migration and climate change as existential threats, attacking international institutions and leaders he claimed were failing their citizens.Trump’s rhetoric was laced with sharp criticism, exaggerations, and
President Donald Trump has sharply criticised not only China and India but also NATO countries for their continued imports of Russian oil amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. In recent addresses—most notably at the United Nations General Assembly—Trump alleged that by buying Russian energy, these nations are indirectly funding the war effort against Ukraine, and, in the case of NATO, "funding the war
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the ongoing trade friction with the United States following Washington’s decision to impose a sharp 50% tariff on Indian goods, along with a 25% additional duty on India’s crude oil imports from Russia.Speaking at an interaction with the Indian community in Morocco, Singh explained why New Delhi refrained from issuing an immediate countermeasure. “We
Senator Ruben Gallego, a Democratic lawmaker, has openly criticised the approach taken by former President Donald Trump’s administration regarding India, especially around the issue of India’s oil trade with Russia. Gallego called out what he termed a “fist-to-face” policy, highlighting its failure and adverse consequences for US-India relations.Gallego emphasised India’s proud tradition of
‘Future-proofing’ measures in hand to avoid a repeat of Spain and Portugal outage, says system operator NesoGreat Britain’s energy system operator says it has significantly improved its monitoring of domestic electricity grids to “future proof” the cou…