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· 2hIndia, China push back as Trump threatens secondary tariffs
India and China pushed back against the White House’s threats to impose secondary tariffs on countries buying Russian oil. New Delhi and Beijing are among the biggest importers of energy from Moscow. US President Donald Trump has promised 100% duties on imports from any country that buys oil from Russia.
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Amitabh Kant, former CEO of Indian policy thinktank NITI Aayog urges New Delhi to adopt a measured and mature response, ...
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The National Taxpayers Union estimates that Trump's tariffs will cost the average U.S. household an additional $2,048 a year ...
After the Trump announce a 25 per cent tariffs on India, former J&K Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah expressed concerns over ...
President Trump is pressuring India and China to stop buying oil from Russia and Iran, according to a reports on Monday. China called the demand a key hurdle in trade talks, saying it ‘will always ...
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