Trump Reiterates Claim: Says India Agreed to End Russian Oil Imports, Warns of ‘Massive Tariffs’

Washington / New Delhi : U.S. President Donald Trump has once again reiterated his claim that India has agreed to end its crude oil imports from Russia, warning that if New Delhi fails to comply, “massive tariffs” on Indian goods will continue. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he had spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who allegedly assured him that India would stop buying Russian oil — a claim that India had publicly denied last week. “I spoke to Prime Minister Modi, and he said he…

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India’s Exports to China Rise 22% Amid President Donald Trump’s Tariff Pressure

New Delhi | Even as U.S. President Donald Trump continues his tariff onslaught and aggressive trade posturing, India has surprised global observers by recording a 22% surge in exports to China during the first half of the 2025–26 fiscal year. The rise signals New Delhi’s success in diversifying its trade dependencies amid Washington’s increasingly unpredictable policies. A Defiant New India Once hailed by Trump as a “great friend,” India now finds itself in the crosshairs of his protectionist agenda. The U.S. President has repeatedly accused India of “unfair trade practices,”…

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New Military Alliance Emerges as Strategic Challenge for India

New Delhi: A new military alignment taking shape among Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Azerbaijan has raised concerns in New Delhi, signaling potential shifts in the geopolitical and security equations across South and West Asia. According to regional observers, this emerging alliance — modeled on the recent Pakistan-Saudi Arabia defense agreement, which ensures mutual protection in the event of external aggression — could evolve into a formidable strategic bloc. Though not yet formalized, sources suggest that an official announcement could come in the next few months. A Strategic…

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Trump Demands DOJ Probe into Alleged 2020 Election Fraud, Calls It “The Biggest Scandal in U.S. History”

Washington D.C. : Former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again raised allegations of widespread fraud in the 2020 presidential election, urging the Department of Justice (DOJ) to launch a full-scale investigation. Calling it “the biggest scandal in American history,” Trump demanded the abolition of mail-in and early voting while stressing the need for mandatory voter ID laws. In a fiery post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump wrote, “The 2020 Presidential Election, which was rigged and stolen, is a huge scandal. Look what happened to our country…

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Chinese Scholars Bow to the Wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, Call It “The Essence of Indian Civilization”

New Delhi:  In a rare display of admiration for India’s ancient spiritual heritage, Chinese scholars have hailed the Bhagavad Gita as “the nectar of knowledge” and “a concise history of Indian civilization.” Speaking at a symposium organized by the Indian Embassy in Beijing, they described the sacred text as a timeless guide that offers solutions to modern dilemmas and embodies the essence of duty, action, and detachment. The event, titled “Sangamam – The Confluence of Indian Philosophical Traditions,” brought together leading Chinese academics and Indologists, who paid rich tributes to…

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Kim Jong Un Honors Fallen Soldiers of Ukraine War, Plans Memorial Construction in Pyongyang

North Korean leader calls the fallen “true patriots,” underscores military ties with Russia Pyongyang | North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has announced plans to build a memorial in Pyongyang to honor soldiers who reportedly died while fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war. The move underscores North Korea’s deepening military and diplomatic alignment with Moscow, as both nations continue to strengthen ties amid global tensions. According to North Korean state media, the foundation stone of the memorial was laid this week in the capital city. The ceremony was attended by Russian…

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47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur to Focus on Inclusiveness and Sustainability

Global leaders to converge as ASEAN seeks to balance growth, stability, and geopolitics in a changing world New Delhi | The 47th ASEAN Summit, themed “Inclusiveness and Sustainability,” will be held from October 26 to 28, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, bringing together heads of state, policymakers, and global leaders to deliberate on regional integration, sustainable growth, and emerging geopolitical challenges. As the ASEAN Chair for 2025, Malaysia has prioritized inclusive development, environmental resilience, and regional cooperation as the central agenda for this year’s summit. A Confluence of Global Powers This…

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No Nobel Prize in Mathematics: Why Alfred Nobel Excluded the Mathematical Field from the Honor

Delhi:  The Nobel Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious honors, was established by Swedish inventor, engineer, and industrialist Alfred Nobel. In accordance with his will, Nobel dedicated his fortune to founding awards that recognized outstanding contributions to humanity in the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, and Peace. Each year, these prizes celebrate discoveries and achievements that have profoundly influenced the world, rewarding those whose work brings tangible benefit to society — reflecting Nobel’s vision of fostering innovation, progress, and human welfare. Yet, one field stands curiously absent from…

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United Nations Day: Reflecting on 78 Years of Global Leadership and Challenges

Geneva: October 24 marks United Nations Day, a moment to reflect on the organization’s enduring mission to uphold peace, equality, and cooperation among nations. Established in the aftermath of World War II, the United Nations (UN) was envisioned as a guardian of global harmony — to ensure that no nation overpowers another, that territorial integrity is respected, and that humanity collectively strives for peace and development. However, in today’s complex geopolitical environment, questions are being raised about the waning influence of the UN. The ongoing Russia–Ukraine conflict, the Israel–Palestine war,…

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Over 2,500 Starlink Devices Disabled in Myanmar Amid Suspected Global Online Fraud

BANGKOK: SpaceX has deactivated Starlink satellite internet services on over 2,500 devices in Myanmar after they were reportedly used by criminal networks for large-scale online fraud. Reports suggest that more than 30 such networks operate along the Thailand-Myanmar border, coercing individuals into scams that generate billions of dollars annually. Lauren Dreyer, SpaceX’s Head of Commercial Operations, said the company acts promptly when violations are detected. The suspension followed a military raid on one of the largest fraud hubs, KK Park, where authorities reclaimed areas previously controlled by insurgent groups. Victims,…

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