US EditionVance warns of 'very dark time' without close US-India ties
- U.S. Vice President JD Vance called for enhanced engagement with India on Tuesday, April 22, 2025, during his visit to Jaipur.
- Washington seeks a deeper partnership with New Delhi, viewing India as a crucial partner and a counterbalance to China.
- Vance discussed trade talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, finalizing terms of reference for negotiation.
- Vance stated his administration seeks to "rebalance global trade," advocating for fair relations.
- Finalizing these terms provides a vital step for the road map towards an expected bilateral trade agreement this year.
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During his visit to Delhi, the U.S. Vice-President showed himself from his soft side. Even his children he used to attract India to the American side in the trade dispute with China.
In blow to China, Team Trump advances India trade deal
by WorldTribune Staff, April 23, 2025 Real World News U.S. Vice President Vance and Indian Prime Minister Modi on Tuesday announced the terms of reference for a bilateral trade agreement between the United States and India. “This announcement elevates significant work done since February 13, 2025, when Prime Minister Modi visited President Trump and the […]
Not here to preach like US govts in the past… here as partners: US Vice-President J D Vance
In his 25-minute speech, the US Vice President called on India “to buy more of” US military equipment and expand American energy purchases while offering to help in exploring the country's “own considerable natural resources”.
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