The United States is considering a major reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports, potentially bringing them down from current levels to between 50% and 65%. This move comes as the U.S. government, particularly the Trump administration, begins to realize the negative impact of prolonged high tariffs on both economies. The aim is to ease the ongoing trade tensions that have led to retaliatory tariffs from China and disrupted global trade. President Trump has stated that while tariffs will be reduced significantly, they won’t be removed entirely. Markets have responded positively to the news, with the S&P 500 seeing a notable rise. However, the exact details and timing of the tariff cuts are still under discussion. This shift signals a potential turning point in U.S.-China trade relations, hinting at a more cooperative approach moving forward.

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India's decision to side with the United States in the ongoing trade war against China marks a significant shift in its foreign and economic policy. This move comes as both countries have been involved in escalating tariffs and trade restrictions with China, and India’s stance is expected to have broader geopolitical implications. By aligning with the US, India aims to strengthen its trade relations with America while also addressing its own concerns over China’s growing economic influence in the region.
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According to a Reuters report,U.S. President Donald Trump vetoed an Israeli plan to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during the height of Israel’s recent military strikes on Iran. The proposal was reportedly made in the midst of “Operation Rising Lion,” a major Israeli offensive that targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities and top military figures. U.S. officials cited by Reuters said Trump rejected the idea, stating that the U.S. would not support such a drastic move unless American lives were directly threatened.

While Israeli officials have neither confirmed nor denied the report, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed it as false. However, he acknowledged that the U.S. had its own national security calculations and that “America knows what is best for itself.” This moment highlights a sharp contrast in strategy between Israel and the United States during this tense period—while Israel aimed for maximum pressure, the U.S. appeared to draw a clear red line at political assassinations, potentially preventing further escalation into a wider regional conflict.
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After the deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which killed 26 people, mostly Indian tourists, the diplomatic situation between India and Pakistan has become even more tense. The attack, attributed to militants with alleged ties to Pakistan, sparked outrage in India. The country has accused Pakistan of harboring terrorists and supporting militant activities in the region. In response, India has taken several actions, including suspending the Indus Waters Treaty and downgrading diplomatic ties with Pakistan.

However, President Donald Trump's reaction has been controversial. Despite the escalating tensions, Trump refused to condemn Pakistan for its alleged involvement in the attack. He stated that he is “close to both India and Pakistan” and expressed confidence that both nations would resolve their issues independently. His neutral stance, while emphasizing a diplomatic approach, has been criticized for not taking a clear position and failing to fully support India’s concerns over the situation.

Trump's comments have sparked backlash, particularly in India, where critics argue that his refusal to condemn Pakistan undermines India's position. Many find his statement that India and Pakistan have been "fighting over Kashmir for 1,500 years" to be dismissive of the serious and ongoing conflict. Meanwhile, both India and Pakistan have escalated military tensions, with India increasing its military presence along the Line of Control and Pakistan closing its airspace to Indian airlines.
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