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PM Modi and Israel’s Netanyahu review strategic partnership and reaffirm zero tolerance for terrorism – World News Network
PM Narendra Modi spoke with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to review the India-Israel Strategic Partnership, reaffirm their zero-tolerance stance on terrorism, and discuss peace efforts in the Middle East. Netanyahu's postponed India visit is being rescheduled, and both leaders stressed strong bilateral ties.
US Fed meet: Powell-led FOMC trims key rate by 25 bps, taking it to lowest level since 2022 – World News Network
The US Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate to 3.5-3.75 per cent, its lowest level in over three years, CBS News reported. Officials signalled only one rate cut next year amid slowing job growth and persistent inflation, while divisions emerged within the committee over the latest decision.
PM Modi, Italy’s Deputy PM Tajani review progress on Strategic Action Plan 2025-2029 – World News Network
PM Modi met Italian Deputy PM Antonio Tajani in New Delhi and appreciated progress on the Italy-India Joint Strategic Action Plan 2025-2029. Both sides discussed defence, trade, innovation, counterterrorism and global issues, reaffirming strong bilateral ties as Tajani continues his three-day visit to India.
Trump launches ‘Gold Card’ programme offering pathway to US citizenship – World News Network
US President Donald Trump launched applications for the new Gold Card Citizenship programme, offering wealthy foreign nationals a pathway to residency and citizenship in exchange for major financial contributions. The initiative aims to attract global talent and investment to strengthen the US economy.
Trump says he delivered “pretty strong words” on Ukraine in call with European leaders – World News Network
US President Donald Trump stated he discussed Ukraine "in pretty strong words" with European leaders and is awaiting their responses before moving forward. He questioned Ukraine's war prospects, pushed for elections, and criticised Europe's handling of immigration and the conflict.
Trump questions Ukraine’s election timeline, tells Zelenskyy to be “realistic” – World News Network
US President Donald Trump criticised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying he "has to be realistic" and questioning the lack of elections during the war. Zelenskyy insisted the decision rests with Ukrainians. With martial law blocking polls, Western allies back Zelenskyy's legitimacy while Russia rejects it, deepening diplomatic tensions.