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India and Japan have discussed opportunities to further strengthen cooperation in communications, digital technology and artificial intelligence, reflecting the growing importance of emerging technologies in their bilateral relationship. The discussions took place during a meeting between India’s Ambassador to Japan, Nagma Mallick, and Hideo Fuseida, Director General for International Affairs at Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, in Tokyo. The two officials exchanged views on expanding collaboration across communications, digital technologies and AI. The latest engagement comes amid broader efforts by India and Japan to deepen cooperation in advanced technologies. The two countries have identified artificial intelligence, information and…

Photo Courtsey – X.com A growing constitutional battle over press freedom has erupted at the Executive Mansion following President Trump’s decision to ban journalists from CNN, MS Now, and Politico from White House grounds. The decision has triggered broad industry pushback, immediate legal action, and a unified boycott from major broadcast networks, significantly overshadowing routine White House operations. While media organizations like the Global Indian News Network (GINN) adjust their political reporting operations in response, the central focus remains fixed on the administration’s unprecedented crackdown on press credentials. The Access Ban and Administrative Justification The conflict began when President Trump…

India and Japan have taken another step toward strengthening their strategic and defense partnership, signing a new agreement focused on maritime security and expanding cooperation between their armed forces. The development came during talks in New Delhi between Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi on August 20. The two countries signed a Memorandum of Arrangement covering maritime security cooperation and agreed to expand practical coordination in several areas. These include information sharing, naval exercises, logistics assistance, ship maintenance and repair, and closer operational engagement between the Indian Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. During…

Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna is laying out a new economic agenda for the Democratic Party as speculation grows over potential contenders for the 2028 Presidential race. The California Democrat has not declared a campaign but says his priority is developing a national economic strategy that delivers greater benefits to working Americans. Khanna described his approach as “economic patriotism,” arguing that the country needs to rebuild its industrial base while ensuring technological progress reaches communities that have been left behind. Speaking to NBC News, he said Democrats need a stronger economic message that connects with workers and families outside wealthy technology…