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Indian markets faced a brutal sell-off, evaporating a staggering ₹5.4 lakh crore in investor wealth, all triggered by renewed trade war fears from the US. As trading halts for a public holiday, the specter of former President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs looms large, leaving Dalal Street bracing for further volatility.

In a swift and strategic move, the Indian government is leveraging the global trade uncertainty sparked by proposed Trump tariffs to fast-track domestic economic reforms. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration is aggressively cutting corporate taxes and dismantling bureaucratic red tape, aiming to position India as the world’s most attractive alternative for manufacturing and investment.

As the United States escalates its financial pressure on Russia, a new front emerges: the global oil trade. AlwaysFirst examines how India’s strategic pivot to discounted Russian crude has become a central focus, balancing economic pragmatism against complex diplomatic relations with Western allies.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former U.S. President Donald Trump shaking hands at a previous meeting, symbolizing the India-U.S. strategic partnership.

In a clear rebuttal to recent comments from former U.S. President Donald Trump, a senior Russian diplomat has emphatically stated that trade with India remains “stable and mutually beneficial,” asserting that Moscow’s markets are wide open for New Delhi. The statement underscores the resilience of a strategic partnership that has only deepened following the war…

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.