The tariffs, which the White House expects to raise USD 100 billion in revenue annually, could be complicated as even US automakers source their components from around the world.
Author: Press Trust of India
India and China seeking to rebuild ties damaged by 2020 Galwan Valley clashes, says Jaishankar
He said the India-China relationship has seen some improvement since October last year.
“We refuse to die”: Palestinians protest against Hamas in rare public show of dissent in Gaza
People in Gaza held signs saying “Stop the war”, “We refuse to die”, and “The blood of our children is not cheap”. Some could be heard chanting: “Hamas out!” Other videos appeared to show Hamas supporters dispersing the crowds.
Kerala’s female bouncers: Rising stars in a male-dominated profession
Bouncers are professional security personnel deployed to manage crowds during mass events, escort celebrities, provide personal security to those facing threats, handle party spoilers during DJ parties, and deal with troublemakers at pubs and bars.
Writer Kamaladevi Aravindan among six inducted into Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame
Initiated by the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations (SCWO), which marks its 45th anniversary this year, the Women’s Hall of Fame celebrates progress in gender equality and recognises inductees’ contributions to Singapore’s history, society, and progress.
South Korea: Han Duck-soo reinstated as acting president after constitutional court ruling
Han, a career diplomat who was appointed by Yoon, had attempted to reassure diplomatic partners and stabilize markets, when he served as acting president. A major trigger for the opposition’s push for his impeachment was Han’s refusal to fill three vacancies on the nine-member Constitutional Court bench.
BCCI: Indian men’s cricket team get USD 6.7M cash reward for successful Champions Trophy campaign
India began their campaign with a solid six-wicket win over Bangladesh, then secured a convincing six-wicket triumph against arch-rivals Pakistan.
Indian-origin Singaporean NS defaulter to serve 14 weeks in jail after appeal dismissed
Nagesvaran, who was born in Singapore, left for India with his mother and sister in 2004 when he was seven years old. The court was told that his Singaporean father had abandoned the family, reported The Straits Times newspaper.
Trump to sign executive order to shut down US Education Department
Advocates for public schools said eliminating the department would leave children behind in an American education system that is fundamentally unequal.
Tesla cars set on fire, showrooms hit by Molotov cocktails and bullets; Elon Musk slams “evil attacks”
In Las Vegas, several Tesla vehicles were set ablaze outside a Tesla service centre, where the word “resist” was also painted in red across the building’s front doors.
