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Donald Trump’s controversial stance on Ukraine has sent shockwaves across global diplomacy. As world leaders analyze the implications, India and China face critical decisions in an evolving geopolitical landscape. Here’s why this matters.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio defends the Biden administration’s decision not to impose additional tariffs on China and Europe for buying Russian oil, warning that stricter sanctions could trigger a global price surge. What’s behind this strategic move?

Renowned political analyst Fareed Zakaria has raised concerns over the future of India-US relations if Donald Trump returns to the White House. In a recent discussion, Zakaria suggested that ties between the two nations have already been strained and could deteriorate further under a second Trump term.

The highly anticipated summit between former US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded without a deal, leaving critical questions about the future of US-Russia relations and the ongoing Ukraine conflict. What does this diplomatic stalemate mean for global geopolitics?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s name has reportedly appeared on the list of speakers for the upcoming UN General Assembly, sparking speculation about a potential US visit next month. Sources suggest high-level diplomatic engagements could be on the agenda.

A steep hike in U.S. tariffs on Indian goods has triggered a wave of boycott campaigns across India, with calls to shun American brands and strengthen the country’s self-reliance movement.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks discouraging American companies from hiring Indian tech workers have sparked debate. However, experts suggest this could accelerate India’s self-reliance in tech, boosting domestic innovation and job creation.