White House trade advisor Peter Navarro on Tuesday launched a new verbal attack on BRICS as he asserted none of members ‘would survive without selling to the United States’. In a TV interaction, Peter Navarro also doubted if the alliance between bloc of countries would stay for long. He alleged that all countries part of…
China’s Ambassador to India Xu Feihong on Monday lashed out at the US for its 50 per cent tariff on India and invited Indian businesses to China to promote their products and invest in Beijing. Talking at a press conference in New Delhi, Xu suggested an open flow of trade between India and China. “We…
Top US-China relations expert Gordon Chang says President Donald Trump has “walked back” his recent tough rhetoric on India, signalling a thaw in ties after months of tension over trade and oil imports. The US President has softened the tone recently. “I get along very well with Modi, as you know,” he said in an…
Last Updated:September 08, 2025, 13:27 IST India had earlier confirmed that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will participate in the BRICS Summit convened to discuss steep tariffs imposed by Trump. PM Modi will skip the BRICS summit convened by Brazil, while Xi Jinping will attend | Image: PMO Chinese President Xi Jinping will take part…
Taking a U-turn from his earlier stance, U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday spoke on his post in which he claimed the U.S. was “losing India and Russia to China,” stating that he “does not think that has happened.” Responding to ANI while addressing the media at the White House, Trump also expressed disappointment with…
US Senator Lindsey Graham on Thursday slammed India, China, Brazil, and other nations for continuing to buy Russian oil, warning that their purchases are fueling Moscow’s war machine and causing civilian deaths. US Senator Lindsey Graham warns India, China, and Brazil over Russian oil purchases.(AP File) “India, China, Brazil and others who prop up Putin’s…
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on Wednesday accused India of “getting in bed with authoritarians”, warning that New Delhi was aligning itself with China and Russia even as trade tensions with Washington reached boiling point. His remarks came just hours after Washington’s crippling 50 per cent tariffs on Indian goods came into effect, a…
External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Saturday strongly defended India’s energy choices, asserting that New Delhi would continue to make decisions in line with its national interest and strategic autonomy, despite growing international scrutiny, including Donald Trump’s tariff threats, over its Russian crude oil purchase. Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and Indian external affairs minister…
Hong Kong stocks remain favourable, as attractive valuations and easing tariff uncertainty have enhanced the predictability of corporate earnings on the city’s stock market, according to US fund manager Franklin Templeton. The firm, which manages US$1.5 trillion of assets worldwide, was “constructive” on Hong Kong and mainland China’s stock markets, as the valuations remained reasonable…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin and New Delhi’s renewed engagement with Beijing indicate another sign India is tilting away from the US in the face of Donald Trump’s unprecedented tariff hikes. Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi attend a concert before an…