US President Donald Trump has unveiled a sweeping 20-point plan to end the Israel–Hamas war in Gaza. Announced in Washington alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who expressed his support, the proposal lays out a path toward ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, reconstruction, and long-term governance. Whether Hamas will accept the terms remains deeply uncertain, but the plan is Trump’s most detailed attempt yet to reshape Gaza’s future.
Trump’s 21-point proposal for Gaza promises to get hostages freed, bombs silenced & reconstruction underway. But with Netanyahu hemmed in by his far-right partners, Hamas refusing to disarm, & the Arab states remaining skeptical, the much-touted deal may unravel before it even begins.
US President Donald Trump, at the 80th UNGA session, claimed he ended seven wars in seven months, accused China, India, and NATO nations of funding Russia’s war through energy purchases, and pushed for joint tariffs to stop the conflict.
US President Trump signed a proclamation imposing a $100K fee on H-1B visas, calling the program a national security threat. The move targets companies hiring skilled workers, especially from India and China, and could heavily impact the tech sector.
India and the US have kicked off crucial trade talks after Washington imposed steep tariffs of up to 50% on key Indian exports. The negotiations aim to ease tensions, protect farmers and MSMEs, and find common ground on market access and fair trade practices.
The United States may wound India’s exporters with tariffs, but the real test of sovereignty lies elsewhere: in energy security. With over 85 per cent of its crude imported, India’s stability depends on securing reliable and affordable oil flows—balancing Moscow, the Gulf and Washington while preparing for a renewable future.
On August 22, the UN declared famine in Gaza—the first in the Middle East. Over half a million Palestinians face starvation, a man-made calamity driven by blockade and deliberate deprivation. International law forbids hunger as a weapon, yet global inaction makes the world complicit in this preventable tragedy
Trump nominates loyal aide Sergio Gor as US envoy to India, sparking concerns over his inexperience and closer Trump-driven policies amid tariff tensions.
Zelenskyy’s return to the White House, this time with European leaders at his side, signalled progress on securing international guarantees for Ukraine’s defence. Yet history and current politics cast doubt. Promises have failed before, and whether new commitments can withstand Russian aggression remains uncertain
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/10/09/no-end-to-war-in-gaza-2-2025-10-09-15-44-51.jpg)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/10/02/donald-trump-benjamin-netanyahu-2025-10-02-14-15-10.jpg)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/09/30/gaza-peace-plan-2025-09-30-11-54-31.png)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/09/23/screenshot-2025-09-23-21-02-13.png)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/09/20/diskon-5-2025-09-20-12-46-07.jpg)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/09/16/screenshot-2025-09-16-11-44-46.png)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/08/29/oil-is-the-focus-not-tariffs-2-2025-08-29-08-10-48.jpg)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/08/27/gaza-facing-hunger-2025-08-27-09-12-07.jpg)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/08/24/crime-scene-report-2025-08-24-22-46-06.png)
/indian-monitor-live/media/media_files/2025/08/23/security-gaurantees-for-ukraine-2025-08-23-23-13-37.png)
