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The remarks came as lawmakers reviewed the nomination of Lieutenant General Francis Donovan to lead US Southern Command, which oversees US military operations in South America and the Caribbean.

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US President Donald Trump said the policy was forcing foreign automakers, including Chinese and Japanese companies, to rethink their strategies and shift production to the United States. “Let China come in, let Japan come in,” he said. “They are and they'll be building plants, but they're using our labor.”

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China’s claim comes just a day after Trump renewed his assertion that Washington intervened to stop a potential conflict between India and Pakistan.

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India holds the world’s third-largest rare earth reserves but produces less than one per cent of global output. Regulatory hurdles, weak refining capacity and years of underinvestment have kept production low, even as global demand for rare earths surges.

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Calling it an issue of collective responsibility, Trump said global nuclear powers share a mutual interest in stepping back from the expansion of their arsenals.

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Thongdok, who has lived in the UK for 14 years and was travelling from London to Japan, said Chinese officials mocked her Indian citizenship, declared her passport invalid and delayed her travel for nearly 18 hours.&nbsp;

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Based on its current growth rate, India is expected to become the world's third-largest consumer market in 2026 and the third-largest economy by 2028, according to a UBS report. Currently, the US and China are in first and second place, respectively.

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The US Supreme Court will on November 5 hear a crucial case testing whether Donald Trump lawfully used emergency powers to impose tariffs on major trading partners. The decision could reshape presidential trade authority and global economic relations.

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US President Donald Trump has claimed that Pakistan is among the nations conducting nuclear tests, using the allegation to defend his government’s decision to resume American nuclear weapons testing after more than 30 years. The remarks, made during an interview with foreign media, have triggered diplomatic unease and renewed global concern over nuclear stability.

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The United States’ overall trade deficit declined by $42 billion following the imposition of new tariffs, but its trade gap with key partners,&nbsp;including India, Mexico, Vietnam, and Taiwan -&nbsp;widened during the same period, according to a report by the State Bank of India.

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A growing number of senior Chinese military officials were missing from the recent CCP plenum, signalling possible instability within the People’s Liberation Army amid President Xi Jinping’s widening anti-corruption drive.

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Indian budget carrier IndiGo has announced the restart of daily flights between Kolkata and Guangzhou beginning October 26, making it one of the first Indian airlines to reintroduce direct service to China.&nbsp;

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed that Washington will not allow Beijing to “weaponise” its grip over rare earths, which form the backbone of modern manufacturing and energy sectors.

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US President Donald Trump, on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, indicated that Washington is considering taking strong measures against China, including possibly terminating certain trade ties, particularly related to cooking oil.

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China has urged the United States to correct its “wrong practices” and stop coercive moves, saying meaningful dialogue cannot continue under pressure.

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President Donald Trump has urged calm amid escalating tensions with China, describing President Xi Jinping as "highly respected"&nbsp;and saying the United States seeks to "help China, not hurt it."&nbsp;His remarks came as Washington and Beijing face renewed strain over tariffs and export controls.

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China on Sunday hit out at the US over its decision to impose 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese goods, calling Washington's move a display of "double standards". Beijing said it would take a "just and reasonable principled position" and continue implementing export control measures in a "prudential and moderate manner".

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IndiGo will start daily direct flights between Delhi and Guangzhou from November 10, introducing a new route that strengthens India-China connectivity. The service is expected to boost trade, tourism and cultural exchanges.

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The ministry advised the Trump administration to "take a hard look at its own policy and its impact on American businesses", hinting towards the US's unprecedented tariffs on other countries.

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After gold and silver’s blockbuster rally, copper is emerging as the next metal in focus for 2026, driven by electrification, clean energy and supply-side constraints. Motilal Oswal sees structural demand and long-term themes supporting further upside in the red metal despite near-term volatility.

The remarks came as lawmakers reviewed the nomination of Lieutenant General Francis Donovan to lead US Southern Command, which oversees US military operations in South America and the Caribbean.

US President Donald Trump said the policy was forcing foreign automakers, including Chinese and Japanese companies, to rethink their strategies and shift production to the United States. “Let China come in, let Japan come in,” he said. “They are and they'll be building plants, but they're using our labor.”

China’s claim comes just a day after Trump renewed his assertion that Washington intervened to stop a potential conflict between India and Pakistan.

India holds the world’s third-largest rare earth reserves but produces less than one per cent of global output. Regulatory hurdles, weak refining capacity and years of underinvestment have kept production low, even as global demand for rare earths surges.
 

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