‘India will say sorry and make a deal’: US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick anticipates India will apologize and negotiate with President Trump, drawing parallels to Canada’s trade concessions.
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India going to be at the table in a month or two ‘saying sorry’: US Commerce Secretary on trade deal
Howard Lutnick said India will engage in negotiations with President Donald Trump within the next couple of months, describing New Delhi as the ‘vowel’ between Russia and China in the BRICS grouping.
India will be back ‘saying sorry’…Trump will decide how to deal with Modi, says US Commerce Secretary Lutnick
Lutnick said that India does not want to open its market, stop buying from Russia, and leave the BRICS grouping.
Trump has realised only 50% of the truth on India, China
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs and rhetoric have driven India toward China and Russia, reshaping global alliances.
ASEAN significance as major powers recalibrate
Amid U.S.-China rivalry and Russian aggression, Southeast Asian countries are strengthening European partnerships to preserve strategic autonomy.
How White House blunders ended Modi-Trump bromance – and nudged India closer to China
Analysis of deteriorating US-India relations under Trump’s second term and India’s strategic recalibration toward BRICS nations.
Middle East at the center of a new global order
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin highlights the Middle East’s growing role in reshaping Eurasian power dynamics and multipolar governance.
‘It may be… possible to live to 150 years old’: Open mic captures Xi, Putin’s candid chat; moment caught on cam
During a visit to Beijing, Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin discussed biotechnology, organ transplants, and the potential for extended lifespans.
What Xi Jinping hosting Modi and Putin reveals about China’s plans for a new world order
Despite the smiles, the unity underpinning a new China-led global order looks a lot more fragile than its president would have you believe.