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Asim Munir, Trump & Nukes: What’s cooking at the closed-door meeting in the White House?
Trump's closed-door lunch with Pak Army Chief General Asim Munir signals a potential geopolitical realignment amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel. This overture suggests a US strategy to cultivate an axis against Tehran, leveraging Pakistan's military influence and nuclear capabilities. The meeting also highlights concerns about Pakistan's stance on Iran and its history of nuclear proliferation.
After phone call with Modi, Trump repeats claim he stopped India-Pak war
Donald Trump reiterated that he stopped a war between India and Pakistan. He praised Narendra Modi and mentioned a potential trade deal. Trump hosted Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir, acknowledging his role in de-escalation. Modi, during a call with Trump, clarified India's stance against mediation. India and Pakistan agreed to end conflict after military talks.
A White House lunch date has everyone talking amid an unfolding geopolitical game involving US, Pak, Iran, India
Field Marshal Asim Munir's White House lunch with President Trump signals a complex geopolitical play involving the US, Pakistan, Iran, and India. Driven by strategic needs, Trump's embrace of Pakistan's army chief, despite democratic concerns, highlights Pakistan's potential role in a possible US-Iran conflict.
Munir-Trump lunch a ‘huge setback’; Modi must call all-party meet to explain call with US President: Congress
The Congress party urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convene an all-party meeting. This meeting is to discuss his conversation with US President Donald Trump. Congress expressed concern over Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir's lunch with Trump. Jairam Ramesh suggested forming a "Pahalgam Review Committee". He also criticized Trump's claims of mediating between India and Pakistan.
PM Modi makes it clear to Trump: US played no role in India-Pakistan ceasefire
Modi-Trump talks: Prime Minister Narendra Modi refuted Donald Trump's claims of third-party involvement in India-Pakistan ceasefire talks during a phone call. Modi clarified that no discussions on a trade deal or US mediation occurred during Operation Sindoor. Tensions escalated after the Pahalgam terror attack, leading to retaliatory strikes by both nations, but India maintains the operation is only suspended.
PM Modi declines Trump's invitation to meet in the US due to pre-existing schedule, says Foreign secretary Vikram Misri
Prime Minister Modi and President Trump engaged in a 35-minute phone call, where Trump invited Modi to the US during his Canada visit, which Modi declined due to prior commitments. Modi briefed Trump on Operation Sindoor, clarifying that trade was not discussed and reiterated India's stance against third-party mediation. India will now consider terrorism as acts of war.
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Congress asks for all-party meeting, asks PM Narendra Modi to brief leaders on what he told Donald Trump
The Congress party is pressing Prime Minister Modi to convene an all-party meeting upon his return to address concerns regarding President Trump's claims of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. They are also demanding clarity on Trump's upcoming lunch with Pakistan's Army Chief, viewing it as a diplomatic setback.
Indian diplomacy being shattered; PM Modi is ' totally silent': Congress
The Congress party criticized the Modi government following reports of Pakistan Army Chief Gen Asim Munir's lunch with US President Trump, alleging a failure in Indian diplomacy. Jairam Ramesh highlighted Trump's claims of brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan and questioned Modi's silence amidst growing US-Pakistan ties, terming it a setback.
G7 leaders try to salvage their summit after Trump's early exit effectively makes it the 'G6'
The G7 summit in Canada faced disruption with Trump's early departure amidst escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. Despite disagreements, leaders issued a statement on Iran's nuclear ambitions and de-escalation. Trump's stance on Ukraine and trade policies contrasted with other G7 members, overshadowing discussions on Russia, Ukraine, and global economic concerns.
PM Modi misses chance to push for US trade deal as Trump leaves G-7
Narendra Modi's chance to push for a US trade deal with Donald Trump faced a setback. Trump departed the G-7 summit early, impacting potential negotiations. Trade officials from the US and India have faced hurdles. Restrictions on genetically modified crops emerged as a key issue.
PM Modi at G7 Summit: What is on agenda? Why is India invited and why is it important for the Asian country?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the G7 Summit in Canada. This marks his first visit in 10 years. India is not a G7 member, but it is invited for the 12th time. The summit may improve India-Canada relations after recent tensions. Both countries are looking to appoint new high commissioners. Discussions will cover global issues like the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
G7 Summit: PM Modi reaches Canada, to hold discussions with world leaders on energy security, other issues
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Canada for the G7 Summit, his first visit in a decade, to discuss global issues like energy security and technology with world leaders.
Asim Munir in Washington: What’s behind the U.S.-Pakistan reset?
Field Marshal Asim Munir's visit to Washington D.C. marks a potential shift in US-Pakistan relations, which have been stagnant for 15 years. Historically, US support for Pakistan has fluctuated, driven by geopolitical interests such as the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the War on Terror. Pakistan's strategic importance has led to significant US military and economic aid at different times.
G7 in Canada: What’s at stake for Canada as Carney hosts Trump, Modi, Zelenskyy amid trade wars, global crisis, and tensions
Canada is preparing to host the G7 summit. Prime Minister Mark Carney aims to reshape Canada's global image. Discussions will include trade tensions, new alliances, and Canada's role in a changing world. Leaders from Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, and Ukraine will attend. The summit will address energy security, AI governance, and global health.
Carney to meet Trump in Alberta as G7 summit begins with trade, tariffs, and security talks on the table
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to host the G7 Leaders’ Summit. He will first meet US President Donald Trump. Trade tensions and global conflicts are key issues. Leaders from India, South Korea, Brazil, and South Africa are invited. Discussions will focus on economic and energy security. Carney recently signed agreements with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The Donland deal: How Pakistan got Trump’s attention again
Pakistan is leveraging its relationship with the US, particularly with a potential Trump return. It is using lobbying and military ties to stay relevant. Army Chief Asim Munir's connections are key. The US acknowledges Pakistan's counterterrorism role. General Kurilla praised Pakistan's partnership against IS-Khorasan. India is struggling to adapt to this dynamic.
Guest list for G7 summit tells of global challenges
As the G7 summit convenes in Canada, leaders from India, Ukraine, Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea are attending as guests, signaling the group's adaptation to global shifts. Despite a decline in the G7's share of world GDP, discussions will address critical issues like relations with China and Russia.
Justin Trudeau was a very weak Canadian PM: Founder of Sikhs of America condemns support to Khalistanis
Jasdip Singh Jesse anticipates improved India-Canada relations under Prime Minister Mark Carney. He believes Khalistani influence will diminish. Jesse welcomes PM Modi's invitation to the G7 Summit. He alleges Khalistani elements are involved in human trafficking in the US. He calls for unity among Indians abroad. He says Khalistanis act against Sikh principles.
First foreign trip since Operation Sindoor: Canada ties in focus as PM attends G7 next week; Trump meet likely
Prime Minister Narendra Modi may meet US President Donald Trump at the G7 summit in Canada next week, marking their first in-person interaction since India's military action against Pakistan following the Pahalgam terrorist attack. This potential meeting gains importance given Trump's repeated claims of brokering a ceasefire between the two nations, which India has refuted.
Trump has 'trumpeted' India-Pak ceasefire claims 13 times, when will PM speak up: Congress
The Congress party is criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's silence. This is regarding Donald Trump's repeated claims. Trump says he brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Jairam Ramesh highlighted Trump's statements. He mentioned Trump made these claims on thirteen occasions. These claims occurred between May 10 and June 13, 2025.
5 world market themes for the week ahead
Global markets face a volatile week as Middle East tensions escalate, driving oil prices up. Central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, are set to make crucial interest rate decisions. Investors await clarity on the Fed's stance amid inflation concerns. The Bank of Japan's policy meeting is also keenly anticipated.
Tata & Foxconn: The Made-in-India iPhone race that’s reshaping Apple’s global supply chain
India is rapidly emerging as a major iPhone manufacturing hub, driven by giants like Tata Electronics and Foxconn. Fueled by government incentives and a desire to diversify from China, India's iPhone production is surging. In May 2025, production reached over ₹15,000 crore, matching 2024's domestic consumption.
Swiss part of EFTA deal to be implemented by October: Piyush Goyal
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announced the EFTA trade deal's Swiss component is expected by October 2025, following ratification by Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway. He urged Swiss businesses to invest in India, highlighting its technological advancements and skilled workforce.
Students living in US being repeatedly mistreated but PM Modi is silent: Cong
The Congress party has strongly criticized the government following a video showing an Indian student being handcuffed and pinned down at Newark Airport in the US, before his alleged deportation. Congress leaders are demanding Prime Minister Modi to urgently address the issue with President Trump, appealing for intervention against the mistreatment of Indians in America.
PM Modi at G7: Is Carney undoing Trudeau's Khalistan policy?
Narendra Modi G7 summit: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's invitation to Modi for the G7 summit signals a shift in Canada-India relations, contrasting with Trudeau's strained approach following the Nijjar killing. Carney emphasizes law enforcement dialogue and downplays the Khalistan issue, prioritizing national interests over domestic politics. This move aims to salvage Canada's foreign policy from being influenced by fringe political considerations.
Rahul Gandhi repeats 'surrender' jibe at PM Modi
Rahul Gandhi reiterated his "surrender" accusation against Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a Bihar symposium, referencing Trump's claims of compelling Modi's capitulation. He contrasted this with his perception of the RSS's history of seeking clemency. Gandhi further asserted he would force a caste census, criticizing the BJP's approach and promoting the Congress-led Telangana model for inclusivity.
'Narender surrendered to Adani, China': Congress ups ante with fresh jibe at PM
The Congress intensified its attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They used the term "Narender-surrender". The party alleged Modi favored Gautam Adani's business interests. They also accused him of conceding to China's territorial claims. Congress leader Ajoy Kumar criticized Modi's diplomatic approach. Rahul Gandhi referenced Indira Gandhi's leadership in 1971.
Those who think working in national interest is anti-party need to question themselves: Tharoor
Amidst US President Trump's claims of mediation, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor asserted India's stance: New Delhi respects the American presidency but never sought mediation with Pakistan. Tharoor emphasised that dialogue is impossible while Pakistan sponsors terrorism.
IMEC a catalyst towards vision of Viksit Bharat: Dammu Ravi
The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor aims to connect India and Europe. It involves railways, ports, and digital infrastructure. Experts discussed its potential at a conference organized by Chintan Research Foundation. The project promises trade benefits and reduced emissions. It also supports India's green energy goals. IMEC is seen as a geopolitical and economic tool.
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