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Modi and Trump likely to meet at G7 summit

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Trump accuses Iran of drone attacks on Indian ships, Tehran rejects charge as 'baseless'

President Donald Trump alleged that Iran carried out drone attacks on Indian ships near the Strait of Hormuz and called the action “totally unacceptable,” while Tehran denied the claim and blamed the US for attacks on Indian vessels.

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Trump says Iran deal is near, but what is still holding it back?

President Trump says a deal with Iran is close and could be signed within days, but Iranian officials insist that no final agreement has been reached. Meanwhile, tensions remain high after recent military strikes and threats from both sides.

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Tariff threat clouds India-US trade pact as talks near finish line

The proposal, announced by the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), came in the middle of a three-day round of trade negotiations in New Delhi between Indian officials and a US delegation.

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Trump credits himself for convincing Netanyahu to call off Beirut raid

President Donald Trump said he convinced Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt a planned major strike on Beirut, while also claiming Hezbollah agreed to stop attacks on Israel following separate discussions.

Israeli airstrike in the Lebanese village of Arnoun on June 1, 2026
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Trump urges critics to 'sit back and relax' as US launches 'self-defense' strikes on Iran

The United States and Iran carried out new military strikes over the weekend, marking the third major escalation in a week around the Strait of Hormuz, while efforts to reach a broader agreement remain stalled.

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Trump links Iran deal to expansion of Abraham Accords

President Donald Trump says future negotiations with Iran will depend on whether key Gulf and Muslim-majority countries join the Abraham Accords, the US-backed framework that promotes diplomatic and economic ties with Israel.

Secretary of state Marco Rubio with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi
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Marco Rubio defends Trump tariffs as 'global policy' and 'not lost momentum with India'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US-India partnership remains strong despite President Trump’s aggressive trade tariffs and immigration measures affecting Indian exports and Indian nationals in the United States. He stressed ongoing cooperation in trade, defense, and technology.

US President Donald Trump at White House on April 6, 2026, in Washington, DC
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Trump tells negotiators 'not to rush into a deal' with Iran, talks to continue

President Donald Trump said negotiators should “not to rush into a deal” with Iran, even after earlier comments suggested an agreement was close. Officials from both countries said progress had been made, but major issues still remain unresolved.

Trump warns Iran as peace talks slow down: "Time is of essence"
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Trump warns Iran as peace talks slow down: "Time is of essence"

President Donald Trump warned Iran that time is running out as negotiations to end the conflict continue to stall. Both sides remain divided over key demands, while tensions in the region and global oil markets continue to rise.

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Shashi Tharoor questions silence of Indian Americans over Trump tariffs

Speaking at a Stanford University forum, Shashi Tharoor raised concerns over the silence of the Indian diaspora in the US during rising trade tensions. The discussion focused on fear, political division, and the community’s limited public response to tariffs.

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