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Trump-Modi Bromance Over? ‘A hostile call, No Nobel & Tariffs’ | What went wrong between Modi, Trump

In conversation with OneIndia’s Nagen Singh, Political Commentator Brad Bannon from the Washington, D.C. throws light on what went wrong between President Trump and PM Modi. He says that there are reports that Trump wanted India to nominate him for Nobel Peace Prize for mediation between India-Pakistan, which PM Modi flatly refused, saying that U.S. had no role in India-Pak ceasefire, which was brought about bilaterally between the 2 nations. #Trump #Modi #IndiaUSRelations #TradeWar #Tariffs #BreakingNews #IndiaUSTrade #GlobalEconomy #TrumpTariffs #ModiTrump #EconomicPolicy #Diplomacy #Geopolitics #USIndiaTies #BilateralTrade #TrumpVsModi #TradeDeal #BusinessNews #EconomicTensions ~ED.103~GR.122~HT.96~

Trump Wastes Millions To Welcome Putin But Nobel Prize Mission Fails | Trump’s Nobel Ambition Looms?

On August 15, 2025, Donald Trump staged a dramatic red-carpet welcome for Vladimir Putin at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, hoping to cement his legacy as a global peacemaker. The high-stakes summit, costing millions in U.S. taxpayer dollars, ended without a ceasefire or territorial agreement, dashing Trump’s hopes of securing the Nobel Peace Prize. While Trump hailed “great progress,” critics slammed the event as a costly photo-op that boosted Putin’s global image without concessions. The Nobel ambition looms large—Trump himself admitted only Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky can decide the outcome. But Zelensky, absent from the talks, branded the summit a “failure,” warning peace must not come at Ukraine’s expense. For now, Trump’s Nobel dreams hang by a thread, dependent entirely on Zelensky’s approval of any deal. #TrumpPutinSummit #AlaskaSummit #TrumpNews #PutinNews #Zelensky #UkraineWar #TrumpNobel #PeacePrize #TrumpPutin #AnchorageSummit #USRussia #Geopolitics #TrumpUkraine #BidenVsTrump #WorldNews #UkraineCrisis #Trump2025 #PutinMeeting #DiplomacyFail #NobelPeacePrize ~HT.410~ED.346~GR.124~

Trump’s Body Language Fuels Failure in Talks | Putin’s BIG Win In Alaska Sparks MASSIVE Outrage

At the Alaska summit press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin projected calm dominance while Donald Trump’s body language turned visibly awkward and stressed. Putin, stoic and composed, dismissed tough questions with subtle gestures and a poker-faced authority, even suggesting their next meeting in Moscow. Trump, however, appeared tense—his drooped shoulders, blushing, narrowed eyes, and erratic gestures clashed with his verbal claims of “great progress.” Analysts noted Trump’s handshakes, nervous protective postures, and abrupt responses as signs of vulnerability. Critics called the optics a “clash of alphas” where Trump yielded dominance, reinforcing the summit’s failure after closed-door talks ended without a ceasefire or peace deal. Despite millions spent on security and ceremony, Trump left Alaska looking unsettled, fueling perceptions that the summit legitimized Putin without concessions and left Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize dream in tatters. #TrumpPutinSummit #AlaskaSummit #PutinDominates #TrumpBodyLanguage #TrumpNews #PutinNews #UkraineWar #Geopolitics #TrumpNobel #AnchorageSummit #USRussia #DiplomacyFail #TrumpWeakness #PutinControl #TrumpUkraine #WorldNews #Zelensky #UkraineCrisis #TrumpSummit #PressConference ~PR.152~GR.122~HT.96~

Trump’s Nobel Buzz EXPLODES As Armenia, Azerbaijan, Israel & Pak Unite In Global Peace Prize Push

In an unprecedented show of global consensus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Israel, Pakistan, and Cambodia have all backed U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Armenia’s Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan’s Ilham Aliyev jointly credited Trump for brokering a landmark peace deal ending decades of conflict in the South Caucasus, calling him a “peacemaker.” The agreement includes a U.S.-controlled transit corridor — the “Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity” — linking Azerbaijan to its Nakhchivan exclave through Armenia. Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, Pakistan’s government, and Cambodia’s Hun Manet also nominated Trump, citing his role in defusing conflicts from the Middle East to South Asia. The White House hailed the deal as a setback for China, Russia, and Iran. With multiple nations — some rivals — rallying behind him, Trump’s Nobel push has become one of the most talked-about diplomatic developments of the year. #Trump #NobelPeacePrize #Armenia #Azerbaijan #Israel #Pakistan #Cambodia #PeaceDeal #SouthCaucasus #USDiplomacy #MiddleEast #NagornoKarabakh #Aliyev #Pashinyan #Netanyahu #HunManet #GlobalPolitics #WorldLeaders #TrumpNobel #PeaceTalks ~HT.318~ED.103~