US President Donald Trump has once again turned his attention toward India, accusing New Delhi of exploiting the United States through what he described as a “one-sided disaster” in trade relations. His remarks come as Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in China, where he is seen engaging with leaders such as Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin in a show of strategic camaraderie. Trump, writing on his social platform, argued that

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China entered its second day with a major highlight being his bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The meeting followed the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) leaders’ summit held in Tianjin, which brought together more than 20 heads of state and representatives from 10 major international organisations. In a symbolic gesture underscoring the warmth between the two nations, Modi and Putin chose to travel together in the

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized the importance of India and China coming together to bring stability to the global economic order, particularly in the face of the volatility created by US President Donald Trump’s tariff measures. In an interview with the Japanese daily Yomiuri Shimbun, PM Modi pointed out that as the two largest economies in Asia, India and China must work in harmony to ensure both regional peace and global economic stabilit

The Indian government has made its position clear regarding sports engagements with Pakistan, especially in the context of upcoming international events. In a new policy unveiled by the Sports Ministry, the government declared that India will not participate in any bilateral sporting events with Pakistan, even if hosted at neutral venues. The policy, which has been implemented immediately, aims to limit interactions with Pakistan in sports following the strai

In a significant development, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi following his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Alaska. The phone call focused on the ongoing Ukraine war and potential paths to a peaceful resolution. Prime Minister Modi reaffirmed India’s consistent stance of advocating for peace, emphasizing India’s support for efforts aimed at resolving the Ukraine conflict. The leaders also d

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to India marks a crucial moment in the efforts to reset strained relations between the two neighboring giants. This is the first time in three years that Wang Yi has visited India, signaling an important opportunity for both countries to engage on key issues such as border disputes and regional security. Wang Yi's meeting with India’s Foreign Minister, S. Jaishankar, and his scheduled meeting with Prime M

On July 24, 2025, India and the United Kingdom signed a historic Free Trade Agreement (FTA) during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official visit to London, marking a key milestone in their economic relationship. The agreement, expected to increase bilateral trade by USD 34 billion annually, is the largest trade deal the UK has signed since its departure from the European Union in 2020. The deal was finalized between India's Commerce Minister Piyush G

On July 22, 2025, a significant Sister City Partnership was formed between Dallas, Texas, USA, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, through a signing ceremony led by Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson and Dar es Salaam Mayor Omary Kumbilamoto. This partnership is designed to enhance the commercial, cultural, and educational connections between the two cities, with an eye toward fostering economic growth, trade, and cross-cultural understanding.

The US State Department has officially opened student visa applications for international students, encouraging applicants to submit their applications while ensuring that decisions are made with US national security as a top priority. Mignon Houston, the US State Department Deputy Spokesperson, emphasized that visa decisions are not only about allowing students to pursue education in the US but also ensuring their intentions align with educational purposes, n

As the July 9 deadline approaches, India and the United States are engaged in crucial extended negotiations to finalize an interim trade agreement. The urgency behind these talks stems from the looming reimplementation of 26% reciprocal tariffs, which were initially imposed several years ago and temporarily suspended for 90 days. Should the two nations fail to reach an agreement by the deadline, these tariffs will automatically return, potentially destabilizing the trade relationship between the

President Donald Trump has announced that he does not intend to extend the 90-day pause on tariffs beyond July 9, signaling a return to aggressive trade measures that could affect several countries unless individual trade agreements are secured. Speaking in an interview, Trump stated that his administration would begin sending formal notifications to countries soon, warning them of upcoming trade penalties unless they finalize deals with the United States. The president emphasi

India and the United States are stepping up efforts to finalize the first phase of a bilateral trade agreement by early July, with a high-level Indian delegation set to travel to Washington in the coming weeks to lead negotiations. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal is expected to head the talks, signaling a strategic shift from the original plan that aimed for a broader agreement later in the year. Sources familiar with the negotiations indicated that both sides are opti

 China has indicated a willingness to address India’s rising concerns over a ballooning trade deficit that is projected to touch a record $100 billion in the financial year 2024–25. This development comes as China seeks to offset its economic challenges amid intensifying trade friction with the United States. People familiar with the situation have said that Beijing has informally conveyed its openness to increasing imports from India by reducing tariff and non-tariff barriers,

India is adopting a cautious and calculated approach to the impending announcement of U.S. President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs,” set to be revealed on April 2. Unlike many other major economies that have opted for more immediate reactions, India is choosing to assess the actual impact of these tariffs before determining its response. This considered stance reflects India’s broader strategy in evaluating trade deals and tariffs. Indian officials have indicated

The Indian government is reportedly unfazed by the escalating tensions with Canada, as indicated by sources within the Commerce Ministry. Officials emphasize that investments from Canada, particularly from public pension funds, are likely to persist, albeit through indirect channels. According to these sources, India remains an attractive market for investment, and funds will continue to flow, often routed via Singapore, Mauritius, or the Middle East. In terms of trade, India and Ca

Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu's state visit to India represents a pivotal moment in the relationship between the two nations, particularly following recent diplomatic tensions caused by derogatory remarks made by Maldivian ministers about Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During his visit, President Muizzu proposed a Rs 3,000 crore currency swap deal aimed at bolstering the Maldives' foreign exchange reserves amid ongoing economic challenges. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri b