More results...
Russian President Vladimir Putin called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to share insights on his recent meeting with US President Donald Trump in Alaska regarding the Ukraine conflict.During the phone call, Modi reiterated India’s consistent call for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Ukraine conflict and expressed support for all efforts aimed at achieving this goal. Modi also thanked
Washington continues to closely monitor the India-Pakistan situation on a daily basis amid ongoing tensions and ceasefire challenges, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated in multiple interviews in August 2025.Rubio emphasized the difficulty in maintaining ceasefires, noting that ceasefires require agreement from both sides and constant upkeep to avoid collapse. He cited the India-Pakistan
The much-anticipated summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, Alaska, has ended in what is widely seen as a significant diplomatic defeat for Trump.The core objective of the meeting, securing a ceasefire in Ukraine, was not achieved—despite Trump’s pre-summit threats of imposing severe consequences on Russia if peace talks failed to advance.
The highly anticipated Alaska Summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin was held on August 15, 2025, at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage.This summit represented the first instance since Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 that he was invited to a Western country, marking a historic moment in post-Cold War diplomacy.The choice of Alaska
French President Emmanuel Macron has publicly stated that Ukraine may have to recognise the loss of some of its territories as part of a future peace settlement with Russia, marking a significant shift in rhetoric among Western leaders regarding the war’s potential resolution.Speaking in a video address released by the Elysee Palace, Macron clarified that such recognition would not mean Ukraine
by Rajamanickam AIndia has successfully positioned itself to capitalize on geopolitical tensions and sanctions regimes, creating a strategic advantage in its crude oil import strategy that delivers substantial economic benefits while maintaining energy security. The country’s approach demonstrates sophisticated navigation of international sanctions frameworks while maximizing economic gains from
US President Donald Trump recently claimed that Russia has "lost an oil client" in India following Washington’s announcement of penalties targeting New Delhi over its continued purchases of Russian crude oil.The US had imposed a 25% additional duty on Indian goods, especially targeting India’s import of Russian oil, which is set to come into effect on August 27, 2025. This comes in addition to a
Donald Trump’s justification for active U.S. involvement in conflicts across the world hinges on his stated primary goal to “save lives,” defending the interventionist stance regardless of direct impact on American interests.In a recent Fox News interview following his unsuccessful summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, Trump elaborated his philosophy, citing the “uniquely
The bilateral trade relationship between India and the United States is facing a period of considerable uncertainty, marked by the abrupt postponement of scheduled trade negotiations and the looming threat of increased tariffs. The sixth round of talks, which was supposed to take place in New Delhi from August 25 to August 29, 2025, has been called off.No official, written communication has been
On India’s 79th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a strong and decisive address from the Red Fort, prominently warning Pakistan that India will no longer tolerate nuclear threats or blackmail.Highlighting the recent military successes, PM Modi praised the Indian armed forces for their exemplary performance in Operation Sindoor, which inflicted significant losses on