Edward Price, a US analyst, criticizes President Trump's tariffs on India, advocating for their removal and an apology. He emphasizes the crucial role of the US-India relationship in the 21st century, particularly in relation to China and Russia. Price also acknowledges concerns about Trump's potential financial interests influencing US-India relations, while praising PM Modi's strategic independence.
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An Israeli military spokesperson announced the "inevitable" evacuation of Gaza City amidst intensified operations against Hamas. The UN has warned of a potential famine due to this evacuation plan. Meanwhile, US President Trump plans to discuss post-war Gaza strategies.
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