Peter Navarro’s bid to pit Donald Trump against Narendra Modi, revealed by John Bolton, exposes how personal theatrics once distorted U.S. policy. India must read this as noise—not strategy—and keep its focus firmly on structured, substantive trade diplomacy.
Read MoreIsrael’s hurried apologies after a hospital strike have invited sharp scrutiny. A Jerusalem Post column argues Benjamin Netanyahu could learn from Narendra Modi’s restraint—where silence, not haste, becomes a weapon of diplomacy and a defence of national honour.
Read MoreIndia’s firm stance on buying Russian oil, despite U.S. tariff threats and Trump’s bluster, signals a deeper shift. Guided by Nirmala Sitharaman and S. Jaishankar, New Delhi projects autonomy, counters coercion, and asserts multipolar leadership beyond Washington’s theatrics.
Read MoreTrump’s sudden pivot from tariff wars to warm praise for Modi underscores both Washington’s anxieties and India’s rising leverage. New Delhi’s calm reciprocation signals not dependence, but autonomy—India isn’t “lost” to anyone; it is confidently leading its own path.
Read MorePeter Navarro’s reckless swipe at India—mixing caste jibes with trade hysteria—reveals more about Washington’s insecurity than New Delhi’s policy. India’s dignified rebuttal underscores a deeper truth: global partnerships demand respect, not theatrics; substance, not soundbites.
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