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NITI Aayog report reveals India's chip industry hurdles, advocating $45-60 billion investment and strategic partnerships for self-reliance.
US-Iran negotiations remain stalled by deep mutual distrust, domestic opposition, and Israeli regional ambitions, dimming prospects for a lasting peace agreement.
Japan dramatically reorients post-war security policy, boosting defense and regional alliances to counter China's assertiveness and US ambivalence in Asia.
China's growing space capabilities, including anti-satellite technology, pose a threat, potentially disrupting global communications and military operations, raising concerns for India.
Iran conflict exposes IMEC's geopolitical vulnerabilities; alternative routes via Oman and Egypt explored amid Saudi-UAE tensions.
RBI flags concern as 'cheap' global money inflows into India dry up amid rising sovereign bond yields and West Asia crisis.
US and Iran negotiate ceasefire extension, Strait of Hormuz reopening in exchange for economic concessions amid failed military campaign.
Family offices globally reassess USD assets amid geopolitical risks, eyeing Euro, Swiss Franc, and Asia-Pacific investments, UBS report reveals.
China's reduced oil imports amid West Asia crisis indirectly aid India by easing supply crunch and stabilizing prices.
India confronts digital sovereignty risks as reliance on foreign cloud infrastructure deepens, necessitating strategic policy interventions for data control and security.
MSCI rebalancing triggers Indian stock market sell-off as AI boom elevates Taiwan and Korea's market share.
The latest escalation demonstrates how unresolved questions of security, territorial control and regional influence continue to hinder durable peace in West Asia.
The proposed trade deal signals that India-US relations are evolving beyond commerce toward a broader partnership centred on technology, supply-chain resilience and economic security.
China's green transition is not only an environmental project but also a strategy for achieving technological leadership, industrial dominance and long-term energy security.
Article analyzes 'brinkmanship' in international relations, citing examples like Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea.
US and Iran agree to 60-day ceasefire extension pending Trump's approval amid tensions over Strait of Hormuz.
India reconsiders anti-dumping duties on chemical imports amid West Asia crisis, aiming to balance domestic industry protection and MSME competitiveness.
EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) from 2026 poses challenges for India's carbon-intensive exports, impacting competitiveness and fertilizer prices.
Trump's 'America First' policy strains India-US relations; Rubio's visit attempts damage control amidst trade disputes and strategic divergence.
EU reports reveal VFS Global's visa centers mishandling data, selling fake appointments, and misleading fees, raising governance concerns.
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