Trump's return to the White House poses risks and opportunities for the Indian economy amid protectionist policies and trade tensions.

As Donald Trump prepares for a second term, a retrospective on his first presidency reveals pivotal developments in India-US relations. From robust defense ties to trade tensions, the relationship has ...

Perhaps the Asian leader most welcoming of Trump's return is the North Korean dictator. Kim and Trump struck up a warm relationship over letters and two summit meetings during Trump's first term, ...

Gulf states have increasingly diversified their diplomatic and economic alliances, particularly with China, joining BRICS and ...

US elections 2024: Donald Trump’s return to the White House as the 47th President of the United States could pose at least ...

Political figures across the globe have been extending congratulatory messages to former and future U.S. President Donald ...

This leads us to BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), which has been around for 15 years. It represents 45 percent of the world population and 37 percent of the global GDP, while the ...

Far too often in recent times—like at the Arctic and Denmark Open— Lakshya Sen has lost matches from winnable positions.

Kamath, also the chairman of Jio Financial Services, said in an exclusive interview to Moneycontrol that India remains the ...

India’s partnership with the US enjoys bipartisan support in Washington, meaning who sits in the White House does not signal ...

Market watchers see the possibility of funds flowing into India and Japan while investors assess Trump’s anti-China stance, with the president-elect earlier having threatened to put tariffs of as much ...

As the war drags on, however, non-European countries are becoming more and more involved. Some are giving Russia the means to prolong the war—men and munitions. By using Ukraine as a testing ground, ...