Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India in December, Citing Kremlin officials. The visit comes as New Delhi, which enhances American tariffs and approves the dangers from President Donald Trump on his oil trade with Moscow. Putin had earlier accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation in May, although the date of the journey was pending.

A cloudbers in Ramban region of Jammu and Kashmir have triggered a deadly flash flood in the Rajgarh region, resulting in the disappearance of three deaths with four people. After this incident, rescue and relief operations are currently going on, which occurred in the dead and many houses including property suffered significant damage. The incident is one of many such meteorological events in Jammu and Kashmir in recent months. Officers were issuing warnings based on IMD alert, which predicted heavy rains. According to administrative sources, “Due to the western disturbances along with the prevailing monsoon cycle, the conversation is proving fatal and it can continue and people need to be vigilant and cautious.” For the next 10 to 15 days, further flash floods and cloudbursts are expected to remain, especially in the hill belt.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba traveled together on a high -speed bullet train in Japan. The Japanese Prime Minister was told to Prime Minister Modi, “I will be with you from last night.” His visit to Sandai city is part of a trip focused on strengthening bilateral relations. The agenda includes projects related to bringing high-speed rail technology in India, in which Indian drivers get training in Japan. A trip to a semiconductor industry is also planned, which exposes another area of ​​cooperation between India and Japan. The meeting takes place as the United States, under President Donald Trump, a tariff war has been launched, in which India has faced a potential 50 percent tariff. In this context, India has expressed that it will not yield for pressure and prioritize its national interests by increasing partnership with friendly countries like Japan and Russia.

In a significant shock to Donald Trump’s trade policies, the US Federal Circuit Court ruled that most of his tariffs were illegal. The court found that the President has crossed its authority under the International Emergency Emergency Economic Power Act (IEEPA), stating that the power to levy tariffs is a major right of the US Congress. Despite the decision, tariffs are effective for allowing time to appeal in the Supreme Court. In response, Donald Trump has said that he would fight the verdict, issuing a statement that “will destroy America by removing the tariff.” The Attorney General is designed to appeal to the 7-4 decision, which see Tariff’s opponents as a major victory. The case now moves towards a possible performance in the Supreme Court, with an upsurge with logic that it has been suggested that there may be a ‘frightening effect’ on the US economy.