Russia & India’s ‘unlimited’ fuel deal | Birthright Supreme Court battle | World Cup draw revealed
Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered India an ‘uninterrupted’ supply of fuel.
New Delhi is under pressure from the US to cut oil imports.
The Trump administration has imposed tariffs on India, saying its purchases of Russian energy helps to fund the war in Ukraine.
In a joint statement following talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the two leaders said their ties are ‘resilient to external pressure.’
00:00 Russia throws India a fuel lifeline looking to exploit the fallout from US sanctions
03:07 The Trump administration’s move to end birthright citizenship to be tested in the Supreme Court
06:03 Nasry Asfura, the conservative candidate backed by US President Donald Trump in the race to be leader of Honduras, holds a fine lead over centrist rival Salvador Nasralla
06:25 Residents joined in the battle to put out a restaurant fire in a town in the southern Peruvian Andes
06:42 Which nations vying for FIFA World Cup glory have the pick of the draw?
10:02 An Australian woman and her British husband are awaiting an Italian court’s decision on whether they can regain custody of their three children
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