Tariff tempests may grab headlines, but India–U.S. trade ties run deeper. Trump’s threats and Modi’s calm rebuttal echo past global trade wars—yet today, New Delhi signals it will not bow, forging partnership without surrendering sovereignty.
Read MorePeter Navarro’s tirade against BRICS as “vampires sucking our blood dry” is more than rhetorical excess. It exposes America’s anxieties, its double standards on trade with Russia, and the deeper playbook of a U.S. establishment addicted to control.
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 MorePresident Trump’s sudden warmth toward Prime Minister Modi may soothe headlines, but as Shashi Tharoor argues, true healing in India–US ties demands far more than social media gestures. Trust, consistency, and policy deliverables—not tweets—will determine the future of this partnership.
Read MoreTrump’s selective tariff exemptions expose the hollowness of his trade strategy—less about fairness, more about favoritism. By rewarding allies and punishing independents like India, Washington undermines global rules, signaling that economic policy is hostage to political performance.
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