India has issued a safety advisory for its citizens currently living in or travelling to Mexico following reports of ongoing clashes and heightened security operations in several parts of the country. The Indian Embassy in Mexico City released the advisory on Sunday, urging Indian nationals to remain vigilant and strictly follow local safety guidelines. In its official communication, the embassy advised Indians in specific high-risk regions to shelter in place until further notice.

In a significant development with potential global trade implications, the United States Supreme Court on Friday struck down a major portion of former President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff framework. The court ruled that the law used by the administration to justify many of the import duties does not grant the president unilateral authority to impose tariffs, a decision that could indirectly affect key trading partners, including India. Delivering a 6–3 majority opinion, Chief Justice

India on Thursday participated as an observer in the inaugural meeting of United States President Donald Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace initiative focused on the Gaza Strip. According to the official list of participants, India was represented by Namgya Khampa, Chargé d’Affaires at the Indian embassy in Washington, DC. Government sources indicated that New Delhi has not formally joined the Board of Peace and is currently maintaining an observer position as it closely tracks development

New Delhi: India is emerging as a central force in global artificial intelligence collaboration as Canada’s Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation, Evan Solomon, highlighted the rapid progress of trilateral cooperation between India, Canada and Australia. Speaking in the national capital, Solomon described the three democracies as natural partners in the AI domain, pointing to India’s growing technological capabilities and talent strength. The minister acknow

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to undertake a two-day visit to Israel from February 25 to 26, in what is expected to be another significant step in strengthening India’s strategic engagement with the West Asian nation. According to official sources, the final programme is being worked out, with the visit likely to feature high-level discussions focused on expanding cooperation in key sectors. Modi is also expected to address the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, during the trip.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday spoke with Mauritian Prime Minister Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam over the telephone, reaffirming India’s commitment to further strengthening its long-standing and close partnership with the island nation. The leaders reviewed the progress made in bilateral relations and reiterated their shared vision of enhancing cooperation across strategic, economic and people-centric sectors that are central to India’s engagement in the Indian Ocean Region.

A new white paper has spotlighted the significant and long-standing contribution of the Indian diaspora to the making of modern Britain, positioning the community as the country’s most economically successful migrant group and a key pillar of its growth story. The report, unveiled on 5 February at the House of Lords, documents how Indian migrants have shaped the United Kingdom’s recovery, prosperity and innovation across several decades, offering a narrative that resonates strongly with I

India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval conveyed a firm and uncompromising message during a visit to Washington months before the public announcement of a renewed India–US trade deal, underscoring that New Delhi would not yield to pressure or public criticism during negotiations. According to officials familiar with the discussions, Doval told senior American leadership that India was prepared to take a patient approach to trade talks rather than accept terms it considered unfair or

Russia has said it has not received any formal communication from India indicating that the country plans to stop purchasing Russian oil, casting doubt on recent claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that New Delhi had agreed to halt such imports as part of a new trade agreement with Washington. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow has yet to hear any official statement from the Indian government suggesting that energy flows between the two countries are being curtail

United States President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held an extensive telephone conversation on Wednesday, discussing a wide range of economic and geopolitical issues that could influence global trade flows, energy markets, and strategic stability across Asia, developments closely watched in India and other emerging economies. Sharing details of the exchange on his social media platform, Trump described the interaction as “excellent” and said the leaders engage