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Is the madman theory returning to foreign policy?

  • by ENN News Desk

Announcements of tariffs that disappear and talk of military options that are later denied have become a familiar cycle. What looks like erratic behavior and abrupt reversals is increasingly visible on the world stage...

Amrita Sher‑Gil: Painter of India's Quiet Truths

  • by ENN News Desk

Amrita Sher‑Gil stands out among artists not only for skill but for an honesty of vision. Born in 1913 to a Hungarian mother and an Indian father, she moved between cultures from an early age. European training in Paris...

Why the madman approach fails today

  • by ENN News Desk

Tariffs go up and down. Military options are brandished and then withdrawn. In some foreign policy circles erratic behavior and unpredictability are treated as if they were strategic advantages rather than political...

US, India Agree to Cut Tariffs to 18%, Trump Says

  • by ENN News Desk

New Delhi, Feb 3, 2026 — US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Washington and New Delhi have reached a trade understanding that would reduce reciprocal tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% after a phone call...

US-India Trade Deal Sharpens India's Export Edge

  • by ENN News Desk

The United States and India announced a trade agreement that will cut US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 percent. Washington said it will withdraw an additional 25 percent punitive duty that had been imposed over India’s...

India-US trade deal: key details and impact

  • by ENN News Desk

US President Donald Trump announced a preliminary trade agreement with India that cuts US tariffs on Indian goods to 18% from 50% in return for India agreeing to curb purchases of Russian oil and reduce some trade...