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"May Or May Not": Trump Says Will Decide On Canada Mexico Tariffs Tonight
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would soon decide whether to exclude Canadian and Mexican oil imports from the 25% tariffs that he has vowed to impose on Saturday on the countries' products.
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India May Cut Duties On Some Goods From US, Day After Trump's Tariffs Jab
India may cut customs duties on a few high-end goods - such as a special kind of steel, expensive motorcycles, and electronic items - imported from the United States, sources told NDTV Wednesday.
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Opinion | What An Indian 'Thali' Can Tell Us About DeepSeek
The timing of DeepSeek's release is such that Trump may think twice about slapping trade restrictions on China in some spheres, while investors may ponder on the most optimal way to spread their bets.
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Immigration, Trade And Tariff: What Will Define India-US Ties Under Trump 2.0
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may soon meet US President Donald Trump, who on Monday said the Indian leader is likely to travel to Washington DC for a bilateral meeting as soon as February.
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US President Donald Trump May Consider Rejoining World Health Organization
The US is scheduled to leave the WHO on January 22, 2026. President Donald Trump announced the move on January 20, after he was sworn in for a second term in the White House.
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What Is De Minimis? A trade Perk Trump May End Amid Tension With China
President Donald Trump is considering changing a key U.S. trade benefit to other nations, the "de minimis" exemption on import tariffs, as he accuses China of unfair trade practices and blames it for a crisis over the deadly drug fentanyl.
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BoA Chief Predicts Banks Will Go Bullish on Crypto Once Rules Are More Defined Under Trump
Brian Moynihan, the CEO of BoA, said in a CNBC interview Tuesday that once the crypto rules were more defined, virtual assets could be classified as real fintech tools that could be integrated into existing businesses.
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Donald Trump Feels The Heat From A Rising BRICS+, Threatens 100% Tariff
Donald Trump has sniffed trouble brewing afar against the United States - one that may topple the US's position as a dominant global power and end Washington's ability to impose economic sanctions against those it deems fit for the case.
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Opinion | Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Will Actions Match Words?
At times, military ego can overshadow even the most disciplined armed forces. Currently, Israel, the IDF, and its veteran leadership, driven by a desire to restore their reputation, may heighten the risk of stand-offs with Hamas.
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"Golden Age Of America Begins Now": Trump Returns To White House
Donald Trump took oath as the 47th US President Monday, capping a remarkable turnaround in fortunes that nosedived after the riots in Washington, D.C. in January 2021 and hit rock bottom in May 2024, when he was convicted of felonies.
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Crypto Industry Lists Regulatory Framework at the Top of Its Donald Trump Wish List
Crypto industry members are eagerly anticipating pro-crypto policies. While decisions about how cryptoassets are classified will ultimately be up to Congress, an executive order could spur the agencies to produce research pushing the issue forward.
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Opinion | Is There A Saudi Cameo In The Israel-Hamas Deal?
While the Saudi aspectif it existsof the ceasefire deal may eventually be revealed, it is clear that the US and major powers in the Gulf have decided to militarily ring-fence Iran.
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Joe Biden: Will Donald Trump's Return Be His Legacy?
Joe Biden wanted to go down in history as the man who saved America from Donald Trump. Instead he may be remembered for handing Trump a second term in the White House.
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Opinion | Will Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Really Lead To Peace?
A successful ceasefire may bring an immediate end to the sufferings of Gazas population, and the end of the current war may achieve a little more. But that does not mean the end of the wider conflict between Palestinians and Israel.
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Trump Vows To Pardon US Capitol Hill Rioters. Here's How That Could Happen
A whopping 1500 people charged with crimes related to the 2020 Capitol riots may be pardoned by President-elect Donald Trump, with about 900 pleading guilty to crimes and 600 jailed, with sentences ranging from a few days to 22 years.
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"May Or May Not": Trump Says Will Decide On Canada Mexico Tariffs Tonight
US President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would soon decide whether to exclude Canadian and Mexican oil imports from the 25% tariffs that he has vowed to impose on Saturday on the countries' products.
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India May Cut Duties On Some Goods From US, Day After Trump's Tariffs Jab
India may cut customs duties on a few high-end goods - such as a special kind of steel, expensive motorcycles, and electronic items - imported from the United States, sources told NDTV Wednesday.
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Opinion | What An Indian 'Thali' Can Tell Us About DeepSeek
The timing of DeepSeek's release is such that Trump may think twice about slapping trade restrictions on China in some spheres, while investors may ponder on the most optimal way to spread their bets.
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Immigration, Trade And Tariff: What Will Define India-US Ties Under Trump 2.0
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may soon meet US President Donald Trump, who on Monday said the Indian leader is likely to travel to Washington DC for a bilateral meeting as soon as February.
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US President Donald Trump May Consider Rejoining World Health Organization
The US is scheduled to leave the WHO on January 22, 2026. President Donald Trump announced the move on January 20, after he was sworn in for a second term in the White House.
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What Is De Minimis? A trade Perk Trump May End Amid Tension With China
President Donald Trump is considering changing a key U.S. trade benefit to other nations, the "de minimis" exemption on import tariffs, as he accuses China of unfair trade practices and blames it for a crisis over the deadly drug fentanyl.
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BoA Chief Predicts Banks Will Go Bullish on Crypto Once Rules Are More Defined Under Trump
Brian Moynihan, the CEO of BoA, said in a CNBC interview Tuesday that once the crypto rules were more defined, virtual assets could be classified as real fintech tools that could be integrated into existing businesses.
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Donald Trump Feels The Heat From A Rising BRICS+, Threatens 100% Tariff
Donald Trump has sniffed trouble brewing afar against the United States - one that may topple the US's position as a dominant global power and end Washington's ability to impose economic sanctions against those it deems fit for the case.
-
Opinion | Israel-Hamas Ceasefire: Will Actions Match Words?
At times, military ego can overshadow even the most disciplined armed forces. Currently, Israel, the IDF, and its veteran leadership, driven by a desire to restore their reputation, may heighten the risk of stand-offs with Hamas.
-
"Golden Age Of America Begins Now": Trump Returns To White House
Donald Trump took oath as the 47th US President Monday, capping a remarkable turnaround in fortunes that nosedived after the riots in Washington, D.C. in January 2021 and hit rock bottom in May 2024, when he was convicted of felonies.
-
Crypto Industry Lists Regulatory Framework at the Top of Its Donald Trump Wish List
Crypto industry members are eagerly anticipating pro-crypto policies. While decisions about how cryptoassets are classified will ultimately be up to Congress, an executive order could spur the agencies to produce research pushing the issue forward.
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Opinion | Is There A Saudi Cameo In The Israel-Hamas Deal?
While the Saudi aspectif it existsof the ceasefire deal may eventually be revealed, it is clear that the US and major powers in the Gulf have decided to militarily ring-fence Iran.
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Joe Biden: Will Donald Trump's Return Be His Legacy?
Joe Biden wanted to go down in history as the man who saved America from Donald Trump. Instead he may be remembered for handing Trump a second term in the White House.
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Opinion | Will Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Really Lead To Peace?
A successful ceasefire may bring an immediate end to the sufferings of Gazas population, and the end of the current war may achieve a little more. But that does not mean the end of the wider conflict between Palestinians and Israel.
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Trump Vows To Pardon US Capitol Hill Rioters. Here's How That Could Happen
A whopping 1500 people charged with crimes related to the 2020 Capitol riots may be pardoned by President-elect Donald Trump, with about 900 pleading guilty to crimes and 600 jailed, with sentences ranging from a few days to 22 years.
