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September 6, 2025

News Desk

India to continue buying Russian oil despite US duties pressure

India will continue to buy Russian oil as it turns out financially, its finance minister said on Friday, despite Trump’s decision to impose heavy import invoices on Indian goods due to its partly energy markets from Moscow. As Europe and the US have avoided Russian oil over Moscow 2022 invasion of Ukraine, India has benefited from discounts on Russian production to become the largest buyer of the Russian seafood crude. New Delhi said Russian oil markets have kept markets in balance. Read more: India suggests ‘zero invoice deal’ in US goods, Trump says US President Donald Trump, who seeks to

February 3, 2025

News Desk

Trump stops invoices for a month as Mexico develops 10,000 troops to combat drug trafficking

Listen to the article In a major development, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and US President Donald Trump have agreed to temporarily stop the US sweeping invoices to Mexico’s exports, delaying their application for a month. The announcement came just hours before the start of the invoices, with the two leaders confirming the agreement on social media platforms. Sheinbaum, the first to reveal the decision, praised the “good debate” with Trump, with an emphasis on mutual respect for the sovereignty of the two nations. Under the agreement, Mexico will deploy 10,000 troops of the National Guard on its northern borders to

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