The two countries have agreed to hold official-level comprehensive talks to address trade and economic issues.
India and the US have agreed to hold official-level...
The 'informal meeting' does not necessarily lead to a joint statement at Wuhan, but the primary risk here is if the expectations are high and the actual deliverables insignificant.
The one-day summit in Stockholm is an opportunity for Nordic businesses to sign trade deals with the Modi govt, which has been resistant to deals that could flood India with foreign goods.
The two-and-a-half year battle for custody of the rasogulla saw West Bengal finally defeat Odisha Tuesday. The state was awarded the geographical indication (GI) tag for the ‘Banglar rasogulla’.
Ahead of his visit to New Delhi, US Secretary of State reveals the Indo-US relationship will be tough on China, firm on terrorism, and open for business.
BJP’s fate in the second phase of 2024 Lok Sabha election will be decided in Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, where it performed very well in 2019 but faces a stiff competition now.
The private lender's shares tumbled to be top Nifty 50 loser after India's central bank barred it from taking on new customers through online and mobile banking channels.
Another addition to military cooperation has been the Strategic Space Dialogue, inaugurated in Paris in 2023. Last month, India participated as an observer to France’s AsterX.
The trade wars have begun; the Chinese are not blinking. NAFTA has brought prosperity to America, no less than to Canada and Mexico. The EU has long been the economic equal of the US, will no longer allow itself to be pushed around. What President Trump had started will end badly, first for US consumers, then for the wider domestic economy. After a decade of fiscal and monetary support, the global economy is healing, getting ready for withdrawal of stimulus. All that is at risk. India is the least of Mr Trump’s concerns, so it is good that our diplomacy has begun to hedge its bets.
The trade wars have begun; the Chinese are not blinking. NAFTA has brought prosperity to America, no less than to Canada and Mexico. The EU has long been the economic equal of the US, will no longer allow itself to be pushed around. What President Trump had started will end badly, first for US consumers, then for the wider domestic economy. After a decade of fiscal and monetary support, the global economy is healing, getting ready for withdrawal of stimulus. All that is at risk. India is the least of Mr Trump’s concerns, so it is good that our diplomacy has begun to hedge its bets.