New Delhi: According to a revised report by Russian news agency Interfax, which cited India’s National Security Adviser, Ajit Doval, during his visit to Moscow on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin is anticipated to visit India at the end of 2025. This update corrects an earlier report that stated the visit would occur in late August of this year. India, meanwhile, has denied rumors that Vladimir Putin would travel in August and stated that the dates of the Russian president’s trip to Delhi are “under discussion.” What’s Causing the Most Recent US-India Tariff War? After former US President Donald Trump announced a new executive order on Wednesday putting an additional 25% duty on Indian goods, tensions between New Delhi and Washington have escalated. The White House justified the action by pointing to India’s purported imports of petroleum products and crude oil from the Russian Federation, either directly or via third-party middlemen. The latest tariffs raise the possibility of a trade war between the two vital partners by raising the total US import levy …
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