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US-Iran conflict intensifies with Trump's threat to Iran's nuclear site; Houthi Red Sea blockade disrupts global oil tankers.
US strikes and sanctions cast shadow over India's strategic Chabahar port project in Iran, jeopardizing crucial regional connectivity and trade routes.
Landmark India-U.K. CETA, effective July 15, targets $100 billion bilateral trade by 2030, securing zero-duty access for 99% Indian exports.
India's textile exports hit ₹3.25 lakh crore in 2025-26, driven by PM MITRA, PLI, and extended RoSCTL/RoDTEP schemes, boosting global competitiveness.
India's BRICS Chairship successfully forms Expert Working Group on Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine, fostering global health cooperation.
India convenes 16th BRICS Health Ministers' Meeting in Chandigarh, driving health security, digital health, and UHC for Global South under its 2026 Chairship.
India reaffirms commitment to rules-based multilateral trade at WTO's 8th Trade Policy Review, highlighting robust economic growth and Aatmanirbhar Bharat's global integration.
President Murmu's historic visit to North Macedonia deepens bilateral ties, expanding economic cooperation and ITEC training, with focus on global alliances.
Australia greenlights uranium exports, ending NPT-based ban, to fuel India's ambitious 100 GW nuclear power expansion by 2047, bolstering strategic partnership.
Landmark India-UK CETA takes effect, promising zero-duty access for 99% Indian exports and enhanced professional mobility, unlocking vast economic opportunities.
Bharat Tex Trade Federation and Première Vision Paris ink pact, deepening India-EU textile collaboration and boosting Indian exports post-FTA.
India and Poland forge new MSME cooperation, targeting enhanced trade, technology, and enterprise development, boosting bilateral economic ties.
India chairs 12th BRICS Labour Ministers' Meet, advocating Digital Public Infrastructure and skill development for inclusive global labour markets.
India's ₹76,000 crore Semicon India Programme propels the nation as a trusted global chip hub, fostering high-value jobs and technological self-reliance across the value chain.
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