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Despi­te strin­gent U.S. sanc­tions aimed at cripp­ling Venezuela’s eco­no­my and iso­la­ting Pre­si­dent Nicolás Maduro’s regime, Vene­zue­lan cru­de oil con­ti­nues to flow into Ame­ri­can ports. Ener­gy expert Anas Alha­j­ji has high­ligh­ted this para­dox, not­ing, “No one is say­ing any­thing about it,” as tan­kers deli­ver oil to the U.S. under a rest­ric­ted licen­se, expo­sing a gap bet­ween The post Vene­zue­la oil is flowing to the United Sta­tes despi­te sanc­tions. No one is say­ing any­thing about it, says expert appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

In March 2025, as U.S. Pre­si­dent Donald Trump inten­si­fied his glo­bal trade war with tariffs rea­ching up to 250% on cer­tain goods, Chi­ne­se Pre­si­dent Xi Jin­ping made a dis­creet yet signi­fi­cant diplo­ma­tic move. Accor­ding to a Bloom­berg report, Xi sent a con­fi­den­ti­al let­ter to Indi­an Pre­si­dent Drou­pa­di Mur­mu, urging New Delhi to ali­gn with Bei­jing The post Chi­na Pre­si­dent Xi Jinping’s Secret Let­ter to India: A Stra­te­gic Move Amid Trump’s Tariff Thre­ats appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

As the Russia–Ukraine con­flict drags into its third year, a new nar­ra­ti­ve is emer­ging on the glo­bal stage: India could play the role of media­tor in brin­ging Moscow and Kyiv to the nego­tia­ting table. Howe­ver, diplo­ma­tic curr­ents sug­gest that not all play­ers are ali­gned on this path to peace. Ear­lier this week, U.S. Pre­si­dent Donald The post  Why did Trump’s Trade advi­ser, Peter Navar­ro, say “Ukraine’s road to peace runs through New Delhi” and call it “Ukrai­ne war, as Modi’s war, not Putin’s war? Ana­ly­sis appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

As the world’s poli­ti­cal and eco­no­mic land­scape con­ti­nues to evol­ve, the 25th Shang­hai Coope­ra­ti­on Orga­ni­sa­ti­on (SCO) Heads of Sta­te Sum­mit in Tian­jin has drawn unpre­ce­den­ted atten­ti­on. Set against the back­drop of incre­asing glo­bal pola­riza­ti­on, the pre­sence of Chi­ne­se Pre­si­dent Xi Jin­ping, Rus­si­an Pre­si­dent Vla­di­mir Putin, and Indi­an Prime Minis­ter Naren­dra Modi is being view­ed not The post Modi, Xi, Putin power show at SCO meet, who are the 20 major lea­ders atten­ding the event and is this the begi­ning of a new power bloc appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

When the 27 for­eign affairs minis­ters of the Euro­pean Uni­on meet in Copen­ha­gen on Satur­day, they will face a cen­tral ques­ti­on: what addi­tio­nal sanc­tions can be impo­sed to increase pres­su­re on Moscow? Russia’s ongo­ing strikes against Ukrai­ni­an civi­li­ans, inclu­ding a recent attack that dama­ged the EU dele­ga­ti­on in Kyiv, have rein­forced the sen­se among mem­ber The post EU for­eign minis­ters meet in Den­mark to shape the 19th sanc­tions packa­ge on Rus­sia while facing the Cru­cial Ques­ti­on: What Comes Next in Sanc­tions Against Moscow?  appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

On August 27, Por­tu­gue­se Pre­si­dent Mar­ce­lo Rebe­lo de Sou­sa descri­bed U.S. Pre­si­dent Donald Trump as “objec­tively, a Soviet or Rus­si­an asset,” a remark that has reig­ni­ted deba­te about Washington’s evol­ving for­eign poli­cy and its impli­ca­ti­ons for glo­bal secu­ri­ty. Spea­king during a panel with uni­ver­si­ty stu­dents, Rebe­lo de Sou­sa framed his comm­ents within a broa­der dis­cus­sion The post Por­tu­gue­se Pre­si­dent Says Trump is “a Rus­si­an Asset” appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

Amid moun­ting ten­si­ons in Europe’s nor­t­hern waters, NATO has laun­ched an inten­si­fied ope­ra­ti­on to detect and track Rus­si­an sub­ma­ri­nes belie­ved to be shadowing a U.S. air­craft car­ri­er group. The heigh­ten­ed acti­vi­ty reflects the alliance’s con­cern over Russia’s incre­asing­ly asser­ti­ve naval maneu­vers and the gro­wing risk of con­fron­ta­ti­on in the Arc­tic and North Atlan­tic. USS Gerald The post USS Gerald R. Ford at Risk? NATO Inten­si­fies Hunt for Rus­si­an Sub­ma­ri­nes in North Atlan­tic appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

A sho­cking video from Dundee has igni­ted a wave of anger across the United King­dom and bey­ond. The foo­ta­ge shows a 14-year-old girl car­ry­ing a kit­chen kni­fe and a small axe — not, she claims, to attack, but to pro­tect her 12-year-old sis­ter from a man who was film­ing them near a bus stop. In The post “Don’t touch my litt­le sis­ter, she’s twel­ve!” Dundee girl’s Arrest Sparks Inter­na­tio­nal Outra­ge as Scot­land Poli­ce detai­ned a teen for Car­ry­ing Wea­pons to pro­tect her sis­ter appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

South Caro­li­na Sena­tor Lind­sey Gra­ham, one of the most influ­en­ti­al Repu­bli­can voices on US for­eign poli­cy, has trig­ge­red outra­ge in India after direct­ly bla­ming New Delhi’s purcha­ses of Rus­si­an cru­de for civi­li­an deaths in Ukrai­ne. His comm­ents, made in the wake of a dead­ly Rus­si­an strike on Kyiv, unders­core the gro­wing fric­tion bet­ween Washing­ton and The post ‘Your Purcha­ses Kil­led Civi­li­ans’:  US Sena­tor Lind­sey Gra­ham bla­med India, Chi­na, and Bra­zil for Rus­si­an oil imports for Ukrai­ne deaths, back­ing Trump’s tariffs. Who is Gra­ham and why is he tar­ge­ting India?   appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

India’s data cent­re capa­ci­ty is anti­ci­pa­ted to step up from 1.3 GW in 2024 to 5 GW by 2030. In addi­ti­on to this, the capi­tal expen­dit­u­re is likely to touch and cross $22 bil­li­on during the peri­od. In the cur­rent sce­na­rio, the data cent­re mar­ket in India stands at $10 bil­li­on. It is fur­ther spee­ding The post India Eyes 5 GW Data Cent­re Capa­ci­ty by 2030, Capex to Reach $22 Bil­li­on appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

US Pre­si­dent Donald Trump has cal­led for fede­ral cri­mi­nal char­ges against bil­lionaire phil­an­thro­pist Geor­ge Sor­os and his son, Alex Sor­os, alle­ging they are respon­si­ble for fun­ding vio­lent pro­tests across the United Sta­tes. Pos­ting on his Truth Social plat­form on Wed­nes­day (August 27), Trump accu­sed the Sor­os fami­ly of being part of an “orga­ni­zed cri­mi­nal enter­pri­se” The post Trump Demands Cri­mi­nal Char­ges Against Geor­ge Sor­os and Son Alex Under RICO Law appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.

Next week, Beijing’s Tian­an­men Squa­re will once again beco­me the stage for a major mili­ta­ry parade—this time mar­king 80 years sin­ce Japan’s sur­ren­der in World War II. What might look like a com­me­mo­ra­ti­on of histo­ry is also inten­ded as a show of strength. Pre­si­dent Xi Jin­ping will stand along­side two of his clo­sest allies, Vla­di­mir The post Russia’s Putin and North Korea’s Kim to Attend Chi­na Mili­ta­ry Para­de: Dis­play of Power? appeared first on TFI­Glo­bal.