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India to Maintain Russian Oil Imports Despite Trump Threats, Government Sources Say
But while the Indian government may not be deterred by Trump's threats, sources told Reuters this week that Indian state refiners stopped buying Russian oil after July discounts narrowed to their lowest since 2022 - when sanctions were first imposed on Moscow - due to lower Russian exports and steady demand.
India expects to lose a competitive advantage in about $64 billion worth of goods exported to the U.S. due to President Donald Trump's 25% tariff and an assumed 10% penalty for buying Russian oil, ...
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Missed signals, lost deal: How India-US trade talks collapsedA senior Indian government official blamed the collapse on poor judgment, saying top Indian advisers mishandled the process. ...
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US-India relations hit new low despite Trump-Modi bromance: What’s next?India won’t give up on Russia or its strategic autonomy, experts say, even as areas of friction with the US grow.
India has awarded a tax card upgrade project, known as PAN 2.0, to IT services firm LTIMindtree for 7.9 billion rupees ...
Harjinder Kang discusses the potential economic growth of the India-UK trade agreement and its unique relationship in an ...
India is said to be expecting to lose a competitive advantage in about $64 billion worth of goods exported to the U.S. due to ...
U.S. trading firm Jane Street is not co-operating with the income tax department in the ongoing investigation against the ...
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Inside Elon Musk's Legal Battle With Indian Government Over Internet Censorship: Key TakeawaysElon Musk's X has sued the Indian government over sweeping online censorship laws. The platform challenges takedown orders ...
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