Apple is preparing to shift all iPhone assembly for the U.S. market from China to India starting next year, according to sources cited by the Financial Times. For years, China has been the heart of Apple's manufacturing operations, but rising tariffs, growing geopolitical tensions, and supply chain risks have pushed the company to rethink its strategy. The move marks one of Apple's biggest supply chain shifts in its history.

India has been emerging as a strong alternative with its expanding industrial base, lower labor costs, and increasingly favorable ties with the U.S. Apple has already been gradually increasing its presence in India, working with manufacturers like Foxconn and Pegatron. This latest decision will significantly boost India's role in the global tech supply chain and further reduce Apple's dependence on China.

The shift also aligns with broader efforts by major companies to diversify production away from China amid uncertainties in U.S.-China relations. For India, securing Apple's full-scale assembly operations is a major win that could attract more global tech investments and strengthen its growing reputation as a manufacturing hub.
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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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The Indian Navy has recently conducted a significant maritime operation in the Arabian Sea, showcasing its advanced combat capabilities and strategic readiness. This operation involved the successful testing of the indigenously developed Naval Anti-Ship Missile – Short Range (NASM-SR), a collaborative effort between the Indian Navy and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Launched from a Sea King helicopter, the missile demonstrated precision targeting by striking a small ship target in sea-skimming mode at its maximum range. The NASM-SR features advanced technologies, including an indigenous imaging infrared seeker for terminal guidance and a high-bandwidth two-way datalink system, allowing in-flight retargeting by transmitting live images back to the pilot .

This missile trial is part of a broader initiative to enhance India's maritime security, particularly in response to increasing threats in the region. Under Operation Sankalp, the Indian Navy has augmented its presence in the Arabian Sea by deploying a fleet of modern destroyers, including INS Kolkata, INS Kochi, INS Mormugao, INS Chennai, and INS Visakhapatnam. These deployments aim to safeguard maritime trade routes and ensure the safety of merchant vessels amidst rising tensions and attacks on commercial shipping .
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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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