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US President Donald Trump on Wednesday defended his administration’s decision to impose steep tariffs and secondary sanctions on Indian imports, arguing that the measures amount to a direct blow against Russia due to New Delhi’s large-scale purchases of Russian oil.Speaking at a joint press conference with Polish President Andrzej Duda, Trump dismissed criticism over his lack of overt actions
Iran’s Oil Minister, Mohsen Paknejad, stated that the potential reactivation of UN sanctions by the EU, or “snapback,” would not impact the country’s oil exports beyond existing US unilateral restrictions.
The ongoing trade tensions between the United States and India escalated further as U.S. President Donald Trump once again lashed out at New Delhi’s trade policies, accusing India of imposing exorbitant tariffs and declaring that the country has now offered him a “no tariff” deal.In an interview on The Scott Jennings Radio Show, Trump reiterated his long-standing stance that India has
The U.S.-India relationship has once again come under intense scrutiny following recent criticism of President Donald Trump’s decision to impose steep tariffs on Indian imports.In an exclusive interview with ANI, Edward Price, an adjunct professor at New York University and a noted senior U.S. analyst, strongly condemned the move, describing the tariffs as "irrational," counterproductive, and
US President Donald Trump has once again mounted a staunch defence of his aggressive tariff-oriented trade policy, portraying it as a cornerstone of both American economic strength and international diplomacy.Speaking in Washington DC on Tuesday while announcing the relocation of the US Space Command headquarters to Huntsville, Alabama, Trump claimed that tariffs not only generated vast revenues
Oil firm, which paused project in 2024, will not restart work because facility deemed ‘insufficiently competitive’Shell has axed the construction of its biofuels plant in the Netherlands, ending what would have been one of the biggest converters of was…
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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday reiterated his defence of the recently imposed 50 percent tariff on Indian imports, asserting that trade relations with New Delhi had been “totally one-sided” for decades.Speaking at the White House, Trump stressed that while the United States and India currently “get along very well,” the longstanding imbalance in tariffs had disadvantaged American
India has formally sought consultations with the United States under the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) safeguard agreement regarding Washington’s recent imposition of a steep 50 per cent tariff on certain copper products.The duty, introduced on July 30 and effective from August 1, 2025, applies indefinitely on all such imports into the US. India sees this decision as a protectionist safeguard
In a significant diplomatic and strategic development, United States Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, Chairman of the CIA Subcommittee on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, has claimed that Indian refiners are giving early indications of reducing Russian oil imports following sustained diplomatic and economic pressure from Washington.Fitzpatrick made the remarks after concluding