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From Critical Minerals to Semiconductors: What’s on the Agenda as Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi Visits India

From Critical Minerals to Semiconductors: What’s on the Agenda as Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi Visits India
New Delhi: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrived in New Delhi on Wednesday for a three-day official visit, during which she will hold summit-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and participate in the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit. The visit is...
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Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Nears 2,000 as Survivors Struggle for Food and Shelter

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Nears 2,000 as Survivors Struggle for Food and Shelter
La Guaira: Tens of thousands of earthquake survivors across Venezuela are struggling to secure food, shelter and basic necessities as the death toll from last week’s twin earthquakes climbed to nearly 2,000. Amid the devastation, rescue workers on Tuesday pulled...
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Hormuz Oil Shock Pushes India’s Russian Crude Imports to Record Highs: Temporary Spike or New Normal?

Hormuz Oil Shock Pushes India’s Russian Crude Imports to Record Highs: Temporary Spike or New Normal?
India’s crude oil imports from Russia surged to a record high in June as refiners ramped up purchases amid heightened geopolitical tensions triggered by the US-Iran conflict, reinforcing Moscow’s position as the country’s largest oil supplier....
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World’s Oceans Record Hottest June Ever as Scientists Warn of More Heat Ahead

World’s Oceans Record Hottest June Ever as Scientists Warn of More Heat Ahead
Paris: The world’s oceans recorded their hottest June on record, with scientists warning that sea surface temperatures could climb even higher in the coming months as climate change and the emerging El Niño weather pattern combine to intensify global warming....
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Degrees of Denial: Paris Blames America for Climate Change in Heated Transatlantic Exchange

Degrees of Denial: Paris Blames America for Climate Change in Heated Transatlantic Exchange
Welcome to Planet Barbecue, where the latest transatlantic row has arrived with plenty of heat. This time, the spark came from Paris, where Deputy Mayor Audrey Pulvar blamed the United States—and its near-universal embrace of air conditioning—for helping turn France...
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