New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has expressed optimism about strengthening ties with India, saying that discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi are “going great” and hinting that a bilateral trade agreement could be finalized soon. He also suggested that he may visit New Delhi next year, further fuelling speculation of a major diplomatic engagement..
Trump's statement comes even as he launched a crackdown on H-1B visas in September through a proclamation, imposing a hefty application fee of $100,000
Washington, Nov 8: US President Donald Trump announced that no American government officials will attend this year’s Group of 20 (G20) summit in South Africa, accusing the host nation of mistreating its minority white farmers. “It is a total disgrace that the G20 will be held in South Africa,” Trump wrote on his social media platform,.
For years, the H-1B system has been a cornerstone of the US economy, filling expertise shortages in high-demand sectors such as engineering and information technology.
Trump arrived in South Korea on Wednesday following a stop in Japan, part of an Asia tour focussed on strengthening regional partnerships and addressing trade and defence issues.
The US president further alleged that the voting for California's Propostion 50 is "totally dishonest", alleging that millions of ballots are being "shipped" into the state.
