BRICS chairship passes to China as PM Modi extends best wishes; calls for "concrete results" in grouping’s third decade
September 13, 2026
tribuneindia.com
The White House is officially on TikTok – and it didn't take long for Trump critics to rip into the account. With over 170 million US users, it's no surprise that the Trump administration is keen to use the popular app to spread its political messaging. In fact, Donald Trump himself joined the platform during the 2024 presidential election campaign – along with his Democratic rivals, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris – in the hopes of reaching younger voters, and he has 15.1 million followers at the time of writing. "Without TikTok, you can make Facebook bigger, and I consider…
