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The new warmth in India-China relations has put America in a fix. Prime Minister Modi's visit to China and the pressure created by Trump's policies have changed the geopolitical picture. The question is, who will suffer the most from this?
During his Pakistan visit, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called Pakistan a close friend but clarified their ties are not against India, emphasizing stronger cooperation while addressing key regional and global concerns.
Indian refiners had halted purchases in July following US President Donald Trump's criticism of India for low discounts and purchases of Russian oil.
At the White House meeting of President Trump and President Zelensky, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni greeted with Namaste, winning hearts worldwide and creating a viral buzz on social media
US President Donald Trump has declared that upcoming 2026 midterm elections will use only paper ballots, eliminating mail-in ballots and voting machines to ensure complete transparency and election integrity.
China has delivered an advanced Hangor-class submarine to Pakistan, bolstering Islamabad’s naval strength and heightening strategic anxieties for India and other regional powers in the increasingly contested Indian Ocean.
The meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska remained inconclusive, but India’s name continued to dominate the discussions. Trump said Russia lost a big customer like India, while announcing a 50% import duty on India, which further highlighted India’s global role and strategic importance.
Cloudburst incident in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district has caused massive destruction. So far, 65 deaths have been confirmed, while nearly 100 people are still missing
Trump-Putin Alaska Summit: US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Alaska today. The two leaders are meeting after 6 years. There will be a 4-hour meeting between Trump and Putin in Anchorage. During this time, 7000 nuclear weapons will be controlled in a single room.
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton has termed Trump's decision to impose a 50% tariff on India as unnecessary and said it would be detrimental to relations. He joked that if Prime Minister Modi wanted, he could nominate Trump for the Nobel Prize twice.
Before the Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia demanded a complete withdrawal of Ukraine from Donetsk for the ceasefire. They rejected this, calling it unconstitutional. Zelensky said that Ukraine will not retreat from Donetsk or Donbass, and Putin had put this condition in the meeting with the US special envoy.
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir made a provocative statement against India, calling the Jamnagar refinery a potential target and threatening a nuclear attack. India reacted strongly, calling it irresponsible and nuclear blackmail. This statement came during his US visit, which created a new tense situation in India-Pak relations.
