Global Trade Research Initiative

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy 10 Oct 2026, 04:53 AM IST

US Move Against IT Firms Signals Protectionist Turn, Raises Export Risks for India: GTRI

India should brace for a broader tightening of US rules affecting technology services, according to the Global Trade Research Initiative, after Washington’s latest action against IT firms signalled a more protectionist posture. The think tank warned that restrictions could extend beyond green card sponsorship to H-1B hiring, skilled worker mobility and outsourcing, with direct implications for India’s services exports.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance10 Oct 2026, 03:52 AM IST

GTRI Urges Government to Scrap Proposed UPI Charges, Warns of Damage to Small Businesses

The Global Trade Research Initiative has called on the government to withdraw proposed charges on Unified Payments Interface transactions slated for October 15, arguing that even modest fees could weaken India’s digital payments ecosystem. The think tank warned that introducing costs on UPI would raise merchant expenses, squeeze consumer spending, and risk reversing gains made by small businesses and payment adoption.

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World Sports9h ago

Luxembourg Pledges €47.5 Million to WHO in Landmark Boost for Global Health

Luxembourg has signed two strategic agreements with the World Health Organization, including a €46.5 million partnership framework and the country's first voluntary €1 million contribution to WHO. The deals, announced in December 2024, deepen a long-running relationship and target health-system resilience, crisis preparedness, gender-focused equity, and disease eradication efforts through 2028.

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Global Health & BiotechSept 26, 2026

WHO Expresses Regret Over U.S. Withdrawal Notification, Calls for Global Unity

The World Health Organization has expressed regret following the United States' notification of withdrawal, emphasizing the potential risks to global health security. This decision will be addressed by the WHO Executive Board and the World Health Assembly in upcoming meetings.

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