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    Unpredictable, dangerous: US issues Cueta travel advisory amid massive migrant crisis

    The United States has raised its travel advisory for Ceuta to Level 3. This action follows a significant border breach by approximately sixty thousand migrants from Morocco. Spanish authorities deployed military and police forces to manage the escalating situation. Migrants used social media to organize their entry, facing perilous conditions and fatalities. Spain plans to enhance border security and collaborate with Morocco to address smuggling.

    High Court dismisses Peru's petition for 'Pisco' rights

    The Delhi High Court has ruled against Peru's bid for exclusive rights to the alcoholic drink 'Pisco'. The court stated that both Peru and Chile have historical claims to the name. Peru can use 'Peruvian Pisco' but cannot monopolise the term 'Pisco' in India. This marks the first time two nations have disputed geographical indication rights in an Indian court.

    Indian missions worldwide mark 150 years of Vande Mataram with mass recitations, cultural events

    Indian diplomatic missions worldwide commemorated the 150th anniversary of the national song 'Vande Mataram' with mass renditions and cultural events. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated year-long commemorations, highlighting the song's enduring significance in connecting India to its history and inspiring future courage. The celebrations reaffirmed national pride and unity among the diaspora.

    India’s trade compass points everywhere at once as FTAs and deals multiply

    India is aggressively expanding its global trade footprint, actively pursuing numerous FTAs across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Recent milestones include operationalizing a landmark investment-linked pact with EFTA, accelerating CEPA with the UAE, and advancing talks with the EU, EAEU, and Oman, signaling a strategic push for economic cooperation and influence.

    India looks to stabilise supply of critical minerals via Latin America

    India is actively pursuing stable critical mineral supply chains from Peru, Chile, and Argentina, aiming to bolster its renewable energy and green mobility sectors. High-level talks are underway with Peru, focusing on lithium, copper, and rare earth imports, while FTA negotiations with Chile are imminent. Argentina presents opportunities in critical minerals, energy, and agricultural products.

    Auto industry to find India-EU FTA 'very attractive, exciting': Piyush Goyal

    India and the EU are progressing towards implementing a free trade agreement later this year, with discussions focusing on deepening security and defense cooperation. Union Minister Piyush Goyal expressed confidence that the FTA will benefit the auto industry, encouraging collaboration and innovation.

    The Economic Times
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