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«I do not think that if 2018-19 was the playbook, no country sat back and simply said the ones on which the tariffs were imposed and did nothing. Of course, there will be retaliation,» says Jahangir Aziz, JPMorgan. So, last four years and the coming four years would be different. We all know that. What we need to understand, how different? Jahangir Aziz: You are going to see changes in tariff policy, changes in immigration policy, US tax policy, and deregulation. Now, in our view, the immigration and tariffs would come earlier and the ones on regulation and on tax policy come later, not because there is any such magic sequencing, it is simply because the first two are easier to do through executive orders and the latter two are more difficult to do because it requires legislative changes, that is the way we have been thinking .

Xi Jinping once looked supreme, unimpeachable and irreproachable. He was perched high upon a pedestal he and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) erected after he became supremo in 2012.

Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. His second term’s anticipated policies are already impacting global diplomacy and economic dynamics.

Oil prices settled lower on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump was sworn in for a second time, and said he would immediately declare a national energy emergency, promising to fill up strategic reserves and export American energy all over the world.

Donald Trump vowed to embrace trade wars Monday, promising tariffs and taxes on other countries in a nationalistic inaugural address after being sworn in as the 47th president.

The independent Italian fashion brand Simon Cracker denounced the luxury fashion system with an upcycled collection previewed during Milan Fashion Week

Trump presidency will entail — both for itself and America.

Kyiv, 2024 was a nightmare, created in large part by a collapse of the early war’s winning formula: the matching of Ukrainian motivated manpower to sophisticated Western arsenals.

Gold prices declined on Monday, 20 January, as investors awaited clarity on the incoming US administration's policies from President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration speech, which could provide further insights into the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory. As of 10:11 am, February gold futures were trading at Rs 78,896 per 10 grams on the MCX, down by Rs 127 or 0.16% from the previous session's closing price. Meanwhile, March silver futures were at Rs 91,620 per kg, rising by Rs 18.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. China dominates the global market for the small, inexpensive drones that have transformed the world’s battlefields—and Beijing hasn’t been shy about keeping the industry under its thumb. For U.S.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. President-elect Donald Trump pledged during a rollicking rally in the nation’s capital to enact far-reaching change in his second term, promising to oversee mass deportations, challenge progressive culture and slash government spending. “Starting tomorrow, I will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country," Trump said.

Palestinian prisoners were freed from Israeli custody as the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took hold following 15 months of war, with mixed emotions and more difficult steps ahead over the next six weeks.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Donald Trump will take the oath today as the US president for his second term. Never in US history has a presidency raised such concerns as this time.

Trump takes charge at the Oval Office, a fair bit of din, thunder and dramatic prognosis is being heard and read. Some of it may well turn out to be true. Even so, to what degree this will be a presidency like no other and an absolute break from much of 20th century-or, at least, post-war-US foreign policy is, quite honestly, debatable.

Hamas ever since.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. As Donald Trump prepares to be sworn in as US president on 20 January, an issue uppermost on the minds of policymakers around the world is how to respond to his policies. What will his declared unilateralism do to world trade? If he carries out his tariff threats—particularly vis-a-vis America’s largest trade partners Mexico, Canada and China—will we be back to the doomsday scenario of the 1930s, when world trade shrank due to tariff wars between countries ? What happens to countries like India that see world trade as a key factor in their pursuit of high economic growth—of 7% or more? These are all legitimate questions.

ceasefire deal would collapse, with many dwelling on the fate of Kfir Bibas, the youngest captive whose second birthday fell on Saturday.