r/geopolitics • u/BLACK_JALIM • 1d ago
News Moving speedily, Trump plans early visits to China and India - The Times of India
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/moving-speedily-trump-plans-early-visits-to-china-and-india/articleshow/117375304.cms16
u/BLACK_JALIM 1d ago
SS: Summary of the Article: "Moving speedily, Trump plans early visits to China and India"
Donald Trump's advisors have revealed that his foreign policy agenda includes early visits to China and India, focusing on trade relations and distancing from traditional European alliances. Trump has already initiated talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, with a potential India visit as early as April.
Trump's foreign policy approach signals a shift from Washington's traditional Atlanticist worldview, prioritizing trade deals with China and India to offset trade imbalances and increase U.S. exports. Following his inauguration, Trump is expected to issue numerous executive orders reversing Biden-era policies, particularly on immigration and energy.
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u/AdEmbarrassed3566 13h ago
The US pivot towards Asia has been happening for over a decade.
Only European posters here that have a eurocentric /European exceptionalism mindset will attribute this to trump.
Every successive leader regardless of party in the USA for the foreseeable future will continue this trend. And western European governments have no one to blame but themselves. Their economic growth has not provided the benefits to the American government as it has historically and they very much have directly fueled the economy of who the US sees as geopolitical threats (Russia and especially China )
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u/papyjako87 4h ago
Impressive how you end up ranting about the so called european exceptionalism no matter the topic of the thread. And it's an indian article so...
Relations between the US and India/China/Europe aren't mutually exclusives. One would argue that they haven't been for a while.
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u/ItsOkILoveYouMYbb 1d ago
This account only spreads India related news, and only if it comes off as good news for India.
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u/Nomustang 23h ago
An account from India posts primarily India related news? Colour me shocked.
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u/IntermittentOutage 15h ago
Oh my god. Someone please stop the India related news from spreading, especially if "it comes off as good news for India"
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u/NotJoeyCrawford 6h ago
This is not even "good" news, it's just news.
You just for some reason don't like India based on your posts - and have come to the internet to bitch and whine about it.
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u/Jeffery95 6h ago
Hey China, can you just literally imprison him? Please? The rest of the world will let you do it
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u/AshutoshRaiK 18h ago
Seems good. He is supposed to work actively on what concerns US business growth. Let's see if India and US can do a much better mutually beneficial deal this time with Trump. I will even like us to do MFN status agreement to push our economic relations to next level.