For more than two decades, Washington and New Delhi built a strategic partnership that was hailed as one of the great success ...

India and Russia agreed to boost trade ties on Thursday as their foreign ministers met in Moscow, giving little indication that U.S. President Donald Trump's hefty tariffs on India for buying Russian ...

By reframing tariffs as sanctions, Washington has blurred the line between trade policy and foreign policy exposing India to the geopolitical fallout of the Ukraine war ...

India is the second largest buyer of Russian oil after China, and Moscow accounts for almost 40% of the country’s energy ...

India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is on a two-day visit to Russia, which comes as US President Donald Trump has levied a 25 per cent tariff on New Delhi for importing Russian crude.

Jaishankar stressed that the India-Russia partnership will only stay strong if it is supported by deeper and more sustainable ...

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Dismissing the criticism of India’s Russian oil imports, Jaishankar pointed out, “We are not the biggest purchasers of Russian oil, that is China. We are not the biggest purchasers of LNG, that is the ...

"Last night, the Russian army set one of its insane anti-records," he said ... "Pressure is needed," he concluded. "Strong ...

Russian officials indicated that the country's crude oil exports would remain stable despite political challenges and sanctions from the West. They emphasized Russia's strategic partnership with India ...

Chinese ambassador Xu Feihong said that China firmly opposes the 50 per cent tariffs imposed by the US on India and stands ...

Foreign minister meets Russian counterpart, responds to media question about US assertion that penal tariffs are for India buying oil from Russia despite war ...