Stronger US-India Alliance: Impact on Global Diplomacy in Trump's Second Term

During Donald Trump's second term, the US-India relationship is expected to strengthen, potentially enhancing diplomatic efforts on global issues like the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies' founder, Khanderao Kand, highlights improved policy alignment in areas like South Asia and trade negotiations.

A stronger alignment between India and the United States is anticipated during Donald Trump's second term, potentially boosting diplomatic efforts on pressing global issues, including the Russia-Ukraine crisis, as noted by Khanderao Kand, founder of the Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS).

With President-elect Trump returning to the White House, experts foresee a more mature and distinct approach compared to the current administration, particularly focusing on policy alignment in South Asia and the Indo-Pacific.

Expectations are high for enhanced cooperation on unresolved issues from the Indian foreign policy perspective, and trade barriers such as tariffs may see resolutions, promoting seamless progress in US-India relations.

(With inputs from agencies.)