High-pitch salesmanship got India a commitment from Japan’s private sector to invest around 10 trillion yen (roughly $68 billion) in India over the next ten years.
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US President Donald Trump's 'tariff war' has deepened the significance of India's two-day annual visit to Japan.
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Defiance and Diplomacy is India’s answer to US
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Move against Wickremesinghe an attempt by Dissanayake to keep his election pledge and rid the country of corruption. But there are more powerful figures left untouched so far
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The talks come against the backdrop of shifting trade and geopolitical tensions, including US pressure on India over Russian oil. India and Russia highlighted their steady ties and strategic convergence while signalling autonomy in a multipolar world.
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How India-US ties pan out is anyone’s guess. But one thing is clear: India cannot fully trust the US as a reliable partner in times of need
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Wang Yi handed a personal message and invitation from President Xi Jinping to the Prime Minister for the SCO summit, which Modi has accepted.
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With India and China struggling since US President Donald Trump unleashed his tariff war, economy and trade were on top of the discussion table.
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Will India Stop Buying Russian Oil? India may have to take some difficult decisions to placate Trump and save the economy. Much will depend on what happens in Alaska.
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The meeting later in August between Modi, Xi and Putin will be closely watched for signs of whether common interests could push India to the anti-West camp.
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