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India on US Supreme Court's quashing of Trump's tariffs

South Korea says US trade deal still intact after Trump tariff ruling

South Korea said a US Supreme Court ruling striking down tariffs imposed under US President Donald Trump’s emergency powers would not derail its broader trade agreement with Washington.

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Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs creates trade uncertainty amid market stability

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World reacts to US Supreme Court striking down Trump tariffs

India Today · 17h

50%, 25%, 18%, 10%? Clearing the air on India Trump tariffs after court order

Donald Trump has said the India-US tariff arrangement, as per the trade deal, will remain intact.

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India, US postpone trade deal talks after Donald Trump tariff verdict

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India closely monitoring tariff developments after US court ruling and 10pc global duty

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Trump tariff ruling: US urges partners to ‘stand by’ trade deals signed before Supreme Court order

Last week, the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) in a 6:3 judgement, ruling that it did not allow Trump to impose tariffs.

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India and US defer trade talks after Supreme Court's tariff ruling

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India, China among winners as US Supreme Court blocks Trump tariffs

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South Korea to start reviewing US investment projects ahead of enacting bill

By Joyce Lee and Jihoon Lee SEOUL, Feb 10 (Reuters) - South Korea will set up a committee to conduct preliminary reviews of U.S. investment projects as it seeks to speed up the implementation of a $350 billion investment package pledged under a trade deal with Washington,

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South Korea's former interior minister gets 7-year sentence for aiding martial law

South Korea’s former interior minister had been sentenced to seven years in prison for abetting then-President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law in 2024

The Diplomat

South Korea’s Parliament Mounts Rare Bipartisan Effort to Avert US Tariffs

Both President Lee Jae-myung and the National Assembly want to send a clear message to Trump that they are working to expedite implementation of the trade deal.