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The black elephants

One example of a black elephant was the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The destructive power of the atom bomb stunned Japan into surrender

Terrorists kill five migrant labourers from West Bengal in Kashmir

The attack happened on a day a delegation of parliamentarians from the European Union is visiting Kashmir to talk to locals

Tax havens and sovereignty

There is a built-in inconsistency in addressing both

USTR, made in India

India needs an apex body for trade negotiations

Daimler seeks to save over $1.1 bn with job cuts at Mercedes-Benz business

Earlier this year, Daimler had said it hoped to achieve a return on sales of 3% to 5% at Mercedes-Benz Cars

UK to fall behind EU, US after Brexit, become a second-rate player: Tusk

Johnson paused from campaigning to visit Stainforth in South Yorkshire, where residents were mopping up and military personnel were laying sandbags. Residents suggested he took his time.

EU's flawed agri subsidy system: Do 125,000 farmers deserve $14.3 bn?

In fact, the U.K.'s looming departure from the EU may leave a 98 billion-euro hole in the next EU budget and that shortfall has exposed deep discontent on the continent.

Flawed strategy

Regional FTAs are out, but bilateral ones are as tough

India may be looking at a dry spell for FTAs if RCEP falls through: Experts

Talks with major economies like the EU and US, among others, on trade and investment deals are stuck on similar issues

Rice exporters require certificate of inspection to export to EU nations

India, the world's top rice exporter, exports about 3 lakh tonnes of basmati rice to the EU.

After RCEP opt-out, Goyal says India supports free trade agreement with EU

India says supports FTA talks with EU after refusing to join China-led accord

Learning from the past: Clues to Brexit's future may be on a faraway island

Britain would experience an unprecedented hit to the supply side of the economy, according to Mark Carney, with overnight trade barriers hammering exports

No-deal Brexit may worsen Europe's medicine shortage, warn health experts

About 45 million packs of medicines are shipped from Britain to the rest of the bloc every month, in trade worth nearly 12 billion pounds ($14.5 billion) in 2016

More than 100 British MPs urge Johnson to recall parliament over Brexit

Labour main opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn wants to call a vote of no confidence in Johnson's government after parliament returns

Negotiators see 'pathway' to possible Brexit deal after latest meeting

The next European Council summit for Johnson, Varadkar and their colleagues from the other EU capitals starts on October 17 next week

Brexit on October 31 a 'priority' for British government: Queen Elizabeth

After weeks of gloom, the last few days have given a glimmer of hope that an agreement can be reached

Inching towards a Brexit deal? EU Council chief says basic premise ready

Theoretically tomorrow we could accept this deal with Great Britain, Donald Tusk told Polish journalists in Brussels

Johnson announces Brexit deal; 'unhappy' Corbyn vows to vote against it

'We've got a great new deal that takes back control,' Johnson said in a tweet

Brexit to be delayed, but for how long? No decision yet by EU diplomats

The 27 non-British member states agree in principle that Brexit should be delayed beyond the end of the month, but talks are ongoing about how much longer to wait

EU agrees Brexit extension but sets no date as UK squabbles over election

Johnson had formally requested the delay after being forced to by a law designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit