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Trump to attend WEF Davos meet; strong India delegation expectedUS President Donald Trump will lead a large delegation to the World Economic Forum in Davos, alongside leaders from G-7 nations, China, and...- Tariff politics make India Trump’s favourite target – but what’s driving his fixation?US President Trump has escalated trade tensions with India by imposing a 50% tariff on certain imports, targeting New Delhi's reliance on R...
- Musk-led DOGE cancels $21-m allotment for strengthening voter turnout in India after Modi-Trump summitFollowing PM Modi’s summit with President Trump, $21 million and $29 million meant for voter turnout in India and political strengthening i...
- COP29: Clean power must offer more hope to wean nations off fossil fuelsRich nations struggle to offer compelling alternatives, highlighting the need for a substantial global investment in clean energy for devel...
- Namibia's liberation-era party : The next to fall?Will Namibia be the next country in southern Africa to kick out a political party in power since independence? Apart from Botswana, "these ...
- Italy-India: Cooperation in full swing from IMEEC to defence industryIndia and Italy's strategic partnership is expanding, featuring increased bilateral trade, defence cooperation, and joint ventures in techn...
- What's happening in Russia? Here's what we knowRussian tycoon, Yevgeny Prigozhin, who owns the private security firm "Wagner", is accused by Russian generals of trying to conduct a coup ...
- Swiss prosecutors say investigating UBS-Credit Suisse mergerIn an email to AFP, prosecutors said they issued orders to investigate after "taking stock of the situation with all the relevant internal ...
- Violence against women, girls perpetrated by terrorists remains rampant: India at UNSCIndia has told the UN Security Council that violence perpetrated by terrorists against women and girls remains rampant and should be strong...
- Feed the world without fertiliser? Why crop nutrients are suddenly politicalAlongside humanitarian considerations, it’s the realisation that much of the world relies on just a few nations for most of its fertilisers...
- Given global uncertainties, it is wise for India to do some belt-tighteningIndia has so far remained out of the danger zone. But the situation could worsen. India’s oil import bill in fiscal year 2022 at $119 bn is...
- Spreading ideology: Chinese Communist Party opens school in Tanzania to train party officials from regionThe Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Leadership School, for which China provided a support of $40 million in funding, was opened early this year and ...
- As rich nations jump on the vaccine bandwagon, poorer ones ask if they'll get their dosesBut with the U.S., China and Russia opting out of a collaborative effort to develop and distribute a vaccine, and some rich nations strikin...
- Time to get picky in emerging markets in grip of political risksOverall, emerging markets are benefiting from the global macro backdrop.
- Emerging market investors say trade war is signal to buyChina's tariffs on US goods sent emerging market currencies down the most in nearly 2 months.
- India terms statement of African envoys 'unfortunate, surprising'"You can't say our steps are inadequate. We are committed to ensuring security of all foreigners including African nationals in India," Sus...
- ONGC Videsh posts 57% drop in net profit at Rs 1,904 crore in FY15OVL produced 5.53 million tonnes of crude oil in 2014-15, marginally higher than 5.48 million tonnes a year ago. Gas output was 16.37% high...
- Don't give in to Siren Song of Financial Globalisation: Dani RodrikIn his latest book, Rodrik argues for the recreation of a system along the lines of the Bretton Woods consensus, which governed monetary re...
- South African firms tough it out in ZimbabweSouth African firms are resisting the urge to pull out of Zimbabwe despite an increasingly hostile business climate.
- What is eating into Indian food basket?Every Indian government, past or present, needs to take the blame for the current food impasse, writes a reader. Go nutty for good health
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