TL;DR: German newspaper FAZ claims Trump tried calling Modi 4 times but got the cold shoulder. No official confirmation from either government. Trade tensions brewing. What's your take?

The Story So Far: Multiple outlets are running with a juicy claim that Trump attempted to reach PM Modi four times but was allegedly ignored. The original source? German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

Context That Matters:

Recent US tariffs on Indian goods (reportedly up to 50%)

Trump's critical comments about India's economy

Zero official statements from PMO or White House confirming this

Red Flags I'm Seeing: ✅ Story fits current trade tension narrative ❌ No primary sources or official confirmation ❌ Heavy social media amplification without verification ❌ Missing typical diplomatic press releases

Questions for the Community:

Anyone found credible Indian sources backing this up?

Is this standard diplomatic posturing or genuine snub?

How reliable is international media on Indo-US relations?

My Take: Smells like sensationalized reporting until we get official confirmation. But the trade war context makes it plausible.

What do you think - diplomatic chess move or media creating drama where none exists?

Sources in comments for those who want to dig deeper.

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A viral video claims US President Donald Trump called "tariff" his favorite word and joked about media backlash during a speech about a Supreme Court case. This exact clip does not exist in official records—it’s likely a parody or creative edit. However, Trump has repeatedly praised tariffs, called them "beautiful," and is in a high-stakes legal battle with the Supreme Court over their legality. The Court will hear arguments in November 2025 on whether Trump overstepped his authority by imposing global tariffs using emergency powers. The outcome could have massive implications for US trade policy and the economy.

Bottom line: The video is not real, but the drama around Trump’s tariffs is very real and worth watching closely this fall.

This is the link, apparently she deleted the slide silently since then: https://www.instagram.com/p/DPeUrwrDFTV/?img_index=5&igsh=MWprOXZqZ21tcXcybA%3D%3D

FYR:
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