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हिन्दी — Read in HindiSanctions, technology controls and trade conflict
Sanctions, technology controls and the trade conflicts that touch India.
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Pax Silica declaration
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Pax Silica is a US led declaration on trusted and resilient supply chains for artificial intelligence technologies.
What changed
26 Jun 2026Briefnewly addedAt the second Pax Silica summit in Washington, India and 34 other countries signed the declaration. India first signed it with the US on 20 February 2026, at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. News On AIR, 26 Jun 2026: India joins the second Pax Silica declaration (opens in a new tab)
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