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Xi Jinping's Delhi visit could be the big brick in the BRICS summit

Xi Jinping's potential visit to India for the BRICS summit is a key development. This meeting could foster cooperation and enable concrete economic decisions for the bloc. Discussions are expected on payment systems and agricultural commerce among member nations. Improved India-China ties may reduce obstacles to collective action within BRICS.…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

US lawmakers want Trump to cut the spy supply chain to China, Russia

In a bid to strengthen national security, lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to curb American citizen involvement with Chinese and Russian intelligence agencies. Although a 2018 law prohibited military intelligence collaboration, civilian agencies continue to operate without strict oversight. This situation raises alarms about foreign agencies hiring U.S. consultants…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Ajit Doval, Wang Yi hold India, China Special Representatives talks on border issue, improvement of ties

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi for boundary talks. These discussions are significant before President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to India. Both officials are designated Special Representatives for the boundary dispute mechanism. They discussed strengthening peace in border areas and improving bilateral ties. The talks…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Trump to impose 7.5 percent tariff on Chinese goods, raising the total to 20 percent

The US plans to impose a 7.5% tariff on Chinese goods soon. This move aims to restore previous duties to around 20% before a summit. Beijing previously stated this level aligns with its trade truce with Washington. The administration is also considering suspending part of a higher duty rate. Both…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

India-US ties are looking up, but the Russia and Iran sanctions bill, FCRA & BRICS will test reset

US-India ties have improved at the working level, particularly in defence, with a new 10-year framework and Javelin missile sales, while Indian exports to the US rose 5.5% to nearly $60 billion in the first nine months of FY26. However, uncertainty remains over Washington’s broader India policy.

The Economic Times · Aug 24

China develops missile to target planes thousands of miles away

China has developed hypersonic glide vehicles capable of launching air-to-air weapons. These advanced weapons threaten high-value targets thousands of miles away. The US faces missile supply challenges after a recent conflict with Iran. China's missile arsenal has grown significantly, increasing its military capabilities. Such developments pose a serious threat to…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

China's Xi likely to visit India with big delegation for first time in seven years

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected at the upcoming BRICS summit in New Delhi. His attendance would mark his first visit to India in seven years. This presence signals a potential stabilization of relations between the two nations. Officials will explore expanding engagement while managing border and security differences. Xi's…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Before Xi Jinping's likely India visit, Chinese money is pouring in

India is cautiously reopening economic channels with China as Chinese linked investment returns after years of restrictions following the Galwan clash. More than $500 million has entered under revised investment rules, while NSA Ajit Doval’s Beijing visit and Xi Jinping’s expected India visit signal improving diplomatic ties. India is balancing…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

NSA Doval arrives in Beijing for talks with Chinese FM Wang Yi on boundary issue

China and India are set to hold crucial border talks in Beijing this Tuesday. This high-stakes meeting aims to de-escalate tensions and find a resolution to ongoing disputes along their shared frontier. Both nations are hoping for productive discussions to maintain peace and stability in the region.

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Trump's North Korea gambit tests US ties with Asian partners, including India

Trump’s outreach to North Korea is unsettling US allies across Asia, with Japan, Taiwan and India reassessing Washington’s security commitments. His decision to cut military exercises with South Korea, hold up Taiwan arms sales and pressure allies on defence spending has deepened concerns over his transactional approach and regional strategy.

The Economic Times · Aug 24