US EditionModi and Trump’s friendly rapport may be tested as Indian prime minister visits Washington
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington may challenge his friendly relationship with President Donald Trump due to tariff threats.
- Modi aims to enhance India's ties with the West amid criticism of his democratic record and India's stance on Russia's actions in Ukraine.
- Modi views the visit as a chance to strengthen cooperation in technology, trade, defense, and energy after his party's recent election victory.
- Analyst Raja Mohan believes Modi's visit is an opportunity to advance Indo-U.S. relations, especially regarding China's influence in the Indo-Pacific.
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