India, Trump and tariffs
India is benefiting from Trump 2.0
Politicians everywhere are scrambling to make sense of Trump 2.0 but India wants to get ahead of the pack by emphasising how its non-aligned stance fits comfortably with America’s new worldview. India is also honing a new art: articulating existing positions with language from the maga lexicon.
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