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Kremlin: No Confirmation from India on Halting Russian Oil Amid US-India Trade Deal
Kremlin says it hasn’t heard from India about stopping Russian oil purchases, despite Trump’s announcement of a US-India trade deal.
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Trump Announces Trade Deal with India, Tariffs Slashed to 18%
U.S. President Donald Trump cuts Indian import tariffs from 50% to 18% after India agrees to halt Russian oil purchases and lower trade barriers, boosting market sentiment.
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Spain to Ban Social Media for Under-16s, Hold Executives Responsible for Hate Speech
Spain plans to prohibit social media use for children under 16 and introduce a law holding platform executives personally accountable for hate speech and algorithmic abuse.
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China, Uruguay Deepen Strategic Partnership with 12 Cooperation Deals amid Geopolitical Tensions
China and Uruguay signed a dozen cooperation agreements to strengthen their strategic partnership, covering trade, tech, science and more, as both leaders underline support for a multipolar global order.
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Zelenskyy Orders Military Response After Russian Strikes on Ukrainian Railways
Ukraine under attack: Zelenskyy commands military action after Russian strikes hit rail infrastructure, killing civilians and disrupting logistics. Talks with Russia continue amid escalating attacks.
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Taliban Unlikely to Act Against TTP, Raising Pakistan-Afghanistan Tensions: Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy warns Afghan Taliban may not rein in TTP, risking Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions and regional instability. Mediation efforts by Qatar, Turkey & Saudi Arabia have failed.
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Former Chinese Justice Minister Sentenced to Life for $20 Million Bribes
China’s ex-justice minister Tang Yijun gets life imprisonment for accepting $19.7M in bribes over 16 years. The court cited abuse of power and serious damage to state interests.
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Israel Reopens Gaza-Egypt Rafah Border Amid Ongoing Tensions
Israel reopened the Rafah border crossing with Egypt for Palestinians on foot, allowing entry and exit under security checks, while foreign journalists remain barred from Gaza.
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