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U.S. Revokes Visas of Six Foreign Nationals Over Remarks on Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

By TNI Team October 15, 2025 argentina Biden Administration brazil celebratory remarks Charlie Kirk assassination civil liberties derogatory comments digital disinformation donald trump Erika Kirk Free Speech Germany hate speech Human Rights First immigration action instagram Mexico online extremism Paraguay political violence Presidential Medal of Freedom Rose Garden six foreign nationals social media SOUTH AFRICA State Department State Department spokesperson terrorism Turning Point USA U.S.U.S. Revokes Visas of Six Foreign Nationals Over Remarks on Charlie Kirk’s Assassination rohan dua Visa Revocation X

The U.S. revoked visas of six foreign nationals from Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Paraguay, and South Africa for celebrating or making derogatory comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. The State Department cited the remarks as “deeply offensive” and “inciteful.” Critics express concerns about free expression.

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CPEC Dreams to U.S. Dependence: Pakistan’s Port of Pasni

By TNI Team October 8, 2025 aadhaar American partnership apple Arabian Sea Asia geopolitics Beijing Belt and Road Initiative border development bri Careem China China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Chinese investment CPEC Cultural Diplomacy currency depreciation debt Defence Housing Authority democratic governance DHA digital infrastructure economic collapse economic crisis economic divergence Economic Inequality economic model collapse Economic Reforms economic resilience economic sovereignty economic stability emigration energy crisis existential crisis export diversification Fauji Foundation FDI financial credibility fiscal crisis Fiscal Discipline foreign aid foreign dependence foreign investors Foreign Policy GDP growth geopolitical influence Gillette Pakistan global influence global investor perception global supply chains Gwadar IMF india India economy Indo-Pacific industrial decline industrial exit Inflation Infrastructure investor confidence islamabad Jammu & Kashmir Johnson & Johnson macroeconomic stability manufacturing maritime partnerships maritime security Merck middle class military-business complex ML-1 railway project ONDC P&G Pakistan pakistan economy Pakistan Stock Exchange Pasni Port Pfizer pharmaceutical sector policy consistency ports poverty Procter & Gamble regional power balance regional stability risk vs reward Samsung Sanofi Shell Pakistan Soft Power South asia sovereignty sovereignty erosion strategic competition strategic patience strategic shift structural dependence Toyota trade U.S.U.S.-operated port U.S.-Pakistan relations Uber Unilever United States UPI washington world bank

Pakistan’s economic promises tied to CPEC have failed, leading to dependence on the U.S. and a proposed port at Pasni. Meanwhile, global corporations are exiting Pakistan, and the economy struggles with inflation and poverty. India, in contrast, thrives, attracting investment and growing its economy.

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U.S. Signs Order Imposing Extra 25% Tariff on Indian Imports

By Rohan Dua August 6, 2025 $64 billion exports 21‑day window 25% tariff ad valorem duty affordable Russian imports apparel auto components Crude oil customs territory donald trump electronics energy security executive order FDI ties Foreign Policy gems geopolitical fallout IEEPA India’s response Indian equity indices Indian imports International Emergency Economic Powers Act investor sentiment jewellery July 30 2025 National Emergencies Act National Security petroleum products pharmaceuticals Reciprocal tariff Russia Russian oil Section 232 tariffs Section 301 September 17 2025 September 17 implementation tariffs textiles Trade Act of 1974 Trade Expansion Act of 1962 U.S.U.S.–India trade tensions Ukraine war unjustified tariffs unusual and extraordinary threat

The U.S. imposed a 50% tariff on Indian imports, effective September 17, 2025, due to India’s Russian oil purchases, citing national security concerns. India rejected the tariffs, impacting $64 billion in exports and causing trade disruptions.

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Trump Unaware of U.S.–Russia Imports Amid Tensions

By Khushboo Kumari August 6, 2025 $24.5 billion 100%2022 2024 2025 2028 Los Angeles Olympics adversaries chemicals China commodities credibility criticism Crude oil diplomatic relationships disconnect donald trump economic realities energy energy security enriched Uranium European Union EV industries fertilisers foreign policy hypocrisy former U.S. Ambassador geopolitical stakes geopolitical tensions global alliance imports india Ministry of External Affairs moscow New Delhi Nikki Haley nuclear materials oil trade palladium penalising India plutonium policy rhetoric president rare metals Russia Russia Ukraine Conflict Russian energy Russian goods sanctions selective trade strategic bilateral relationship strategic pushback tariffs Tensions trade contradictions.trade tensions Trump U.S.U.S.–India ties United States Uranium USD 65.7 billion USD 8.3 billion Western double standards Western hypocrisy WHite House

Trump admitted ignorance of U.S. imports from Russia, including uranium and fertilizers. India criticized Western hypocrisy, highlighting the U.S.’s continued trade with Russia while pressuring India. Trump threatened tariffs on countries importing Russian energy, risking U.S.-India relations.

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“India is Buying Massive Amounts of Russian Oil”: Trump Threatens Steeper Tariffs on New Delhi

By Khushboo Kumari August 4, 2025 $500 billion target $66 billion $7 billion ASEAN markets bilateral trade China crude oil imports diplomatic rift donald trump economic impact energy security energy trade European markets india Indian exports Indian goods Indian refiners Indo-Pacific Strategy invasion of Ukraine military hardware moscow narendra modi New Delhi oil market open market Pakistan penalty profits reciprocal tariff policy Russia Russian energy Russian oil Russian war machine secondary sanctions Strategic autonomy tariffs trade deals Truth Social U.S.U.S.–India relations Ukraine war Ukrainian casualties United States washington

NEW DELHI: U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply escalated his criticism of India’s energy trade with Russia, accusing New Delhi of profiting from the war…

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Delhi HC fines ₹3.34 Cr in fake surgical device scam

By Atul Krishan March 12, 2025 counterfeit medical supplies delhi high court DMK ETHICON J&J Johnson & Johnson Justice Amit Bansal kanimozhi Lall & Sethi Advocates LIGACLIP M/s Medserve medical supply chain integrity neurosurgeon New Delhi patient safety SURGICEL U.S.UAE ₹1 crore ₹2.34 crore ₹3.34 crore

The Delhi High Court has ordered those involved in distributing counterfeit Johnson & Johnson surgical products to pay ₹3.34 crore in damages. Justice Amit Bansal condemned the sale of contaminated medical supplies under J&J’s trademarks, posing serious health risks. The case unraveled an international counterfeit network linked to a Delhi-based firm, M/s Medserve. The court imposed ₹2.34 crore in compensatory damages and ₹1 crore in punitive damages, reinforcing the need to safeguard public health and medical supply chain integrity.

Trump’s defense budget cut plan faces backlash from key groups

By Aman Kumar Himanshu February 17, 2025 Aircraft engine manufacturing Airpower China meeting Chinese Foreign Ministry Connecticut Defense budget reductions Defense contractors Defense industry Defense spending cuts Domestic development General Dynamics Global arms control Global defense dynamics Global denuclearization global security Guo Jiakun Land power Lockheed Martin Military leaders military readiness Minimal deterrence National Security No first use nuclear policy Northrop Grumman Nuclear arms control Republican lawmakers Russia Sea power Shipbuilding and repairs Submarines U.S.U.S. and Russia nuclear arsenals U.S. Department of Defense U.S. military budget U.S. President Donald Trump

NEW DELHI: U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the idea of cutting defense spending in half, citing excessive military expenditures. The suggestion could lead to…

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China’s Influence in AMAN 2025: Naval Drill or Strategic Expansion?

By Aman Kumar Himanshu February 13, 2025 AMAN 2025 Arabian Sea Bangladesh Baotou destroyer China China-Pakistan ties Chinese-built frigates Djibouti Gaoyouhu supply ship Gwadar Hambantota india Indian Ocean Region (IOR)maritime security naval dominance naval exercise Pakistan People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN)strategic expansion Submarines U.S.Western alliances

NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s AMAN 2025 naval exercise, featuring over 50 nations, was promoted as a symbol of global maritime cooperation. Yet, beneath the surface, it…

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