Tariff tempests may grab headlines, but India–U.S. trade ties run deeper. Trump’s threats and Modi’s calm rebuttal echo past global trade wars—yet today, New Delhi signals it will not bow, forging partnership without surrendering sovereignty.
Read MorePeter Navarro’s tirade against BRICS as “vampires sucking our blood dry” is more than rhetorical excess. It exposes America’s anxieties, its double standards on trade with Russia, and the deeper playbook of a U.S. establishment addicted to control.
Read MoreIndia and Israel’s Bilateral Investment Treaty marks a turning point—moving beyond defence and agriculture into structured economic trust. By securing investor rights and opening pathways to a future Free Trade Agreement, it signals ambition, credibility, and a deeper strategic partnership.
Read MoreIndia is weighing Russia’s offer to make the Su-57 stealth fighter in India, reviving an old debate. Beyond hardware, the choice is about sovereignty, budgets, and credibility—should New Delhi import fifth-generation power or invest fully in its own AMCA?
Read MoreIndia’s recent clash with Pakistan was more than a military episode—it became a showcase for indigenous defence power. Once the world’s top arms importer, India is now stepping into the role of exporter, reshaping both its economy and geopolitics.
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