US President Donald Trump said 600,000 Chinese students will be allowed to study in American colleges, calling it "very important." His remarks, made amid trade talks with Beijing, signal a possible easing of tensions after tariffs and restrictions strained U.S.-China relations.
US President Donald Trump said his administration has secured historic trade deals with several nations, including the UK, China, Japan and the EU, adding that foreign countries are paying hundreds of billions of dollars into the US treasury, with revenues reaching trillions.
Georg Enzweiler, Deputy Head of Mission, German Embassy in India, said that Germany would always be in favour of reducing tariffs to the minimum levels, reacting to the reciprocal tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has issued a draft notice on the implementation of additional duties on products imported from India, following the announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump to increase tariffs on Indian goods to 50 per cent.
US President Donald Trump said the US will have a "great relationship" with China and emphasized he will not use actions that could destroy the country. He added that while both nations have powerful "cards," he does not intend to play them.
US President Donald Trump said he stopped several wars during his presidency, including one between India and Pakistan that he claimed could have escalated into a nuclear conflict, adding that seven jets had already been shot down before he intervened using trade pressure.
US President Donald Trump said he stopped seven wars, including one between India and Pakistan that he claimed was just two weeks away from becoming a nuclear conflict, adding he was "very proud" of preventing it.
US President Donald Trump, in a bilateral meeting with South Korea's President, praised his good relationship with Kim Jong Un and credited South Korea for successfully managing North Korea's participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics, highlighting improved inter-Korean cooperation and his
US President Donald Trump warned of "great consequences" if Russian and Ukrainian leaders fail to meet, saying the war would not have happened under his presidency and adding that he may "step in very strongly" within the next two weeks.