PM Modi: India builds economic bridges as global trade barriers rise
Pakistan warns Iran to rein in Houthis as Riyadh strikes back
India faces Higher Oil Import Costs as Crude Price Surges
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US pressure on Iran starting to tell, as sanctions and blockade bite
The Business Forum also plays an agenda-setting role, with its conclusions and Business Council recommendations regularly reflected in BRICS Summit declarations and follow-up work plans
The Houthis struck an airbase in Khamis Mushait and oil infrastructure in nearby cities on Tuesday, wounding 73 people, in one of the biggest attacks on Saudi Arabia since the start of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran in February.
India, the world’s third-largest oil importing and consuming country, is particularly exposed to swings in international crude prices. It imports over 88 per cent of its crude – raw material for making fuels like petrol and diesel – requirements.
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Although Iran’s clerical rulers managed to bypass sanctions for decades, the latest U.S. moves have left them in a far more sensitive position, with few remaining channels to secure foreign currency or buy goods, the sources said.
The summit focused on issues of multilateral cooperation across the full range of areas: politics, security, trade, investment, energy, industry, ecology, tourism, new technologies, as well as matters of improving the Organisation’s activities and the international agenda.
The prime minister’s comments on the need for dealing with terrorism assumed significance as they came amid New Delhi’s relentless efforts to corner Pakistan on cross-border terrorist activities.
The two sides inked 11 agreements for boosting engagement in several key sectors, including mining and tourism, and agreed to establish a framework for the long-term supply of Uranium from Uzbekistan to India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Uzbekistan could give fresh impetus to the strategic partnership between New Delhi and Tashkent by translating existing agreements into concrete outcomes in trade, investment, connectivity and security, a former Uzbek envoy has said.
The missile system is already in service with the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, as well as several international customers, the US Embassy in India said