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World Liberty Financial | Trumpâs crypto U-turn (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump has built a business empire spanning real estate, casinos and entertainment. His familyâs growing crypto dealings are now facing mounting criticism over conflicts of interest and foreign influence. A top United Arab Emirates official holds a stake in the familyâs latest venture: a planned crypto bank now drawing scrutiny over foreign ties to a sitting President. The Wall Street Journal has reported that Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al Nahyan, the UAEâs national secu
Is Indiaâs consumption story powering growth or hiding risks? | In Focus podcast (opens the original)
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What is the driving force of any economy? It is you and me! Itâs the money we work so hard to earn and have fun spending. In fact, private consumption accounts for nearly 61.5% of Indiaâs GDP. Last year alone, consumer spending grew by 7.7%. This makes households one of the biggest contributors to Indiaâs growth story. Meanwhile, household debt has climbed to 45.5% of GDP, with unsecured loans rising compared to home loans. Indians are moving away from bank deposits and entering stock m
Is corruption the biggest threat to Indiaâs future? (opens the original)
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Corruption has shaped elections, toppled governments, and sparked some of the biggest public protests in independent India. With digitalisation and the Right to Information (RTI) Act, citizens were promised greater transparency. Yet has India actually become less corrupt? This question has become pertinent as thousands of students hold protests seeking accountability after the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper was leaked earlier this year. Their campaign has revived memories of
Can biogas aid Indiaâs energy security? (opens the original)
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Tensions in West Asia continue to keep global energy markets on edge. India imports nearly 85% of its crude oil needs, much of it from West Asia, and supplies faced disruptions due to the Israel-U.S.-Iran war. While the government has diversified its crude oil suppliers, around 90% of Indiaâs LPG imports still transit through the Strait of Hormuz, making any instability in the region a potential risk to Indiaâs energy security. Over the years, India has pushed several initiatives to promote
How El Niño could damage Indiaâs economy | Explained (opens the original)
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After the first month of this yearâs monsoon ended in a massive 40% deficit, the India Meteorological Department has forecast that rainfall in July will also be âbelow normalâ or less than 94% of what is usual for the month.  âBelow-normal rainfall can pose significant challenges for agriculture, water resources, hydropower generation, ecosystem sustainability, and drinking water availability,â the agency warned. The outlook for July comes on the back of weak rainfall in June. Data
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