US-China trade war reaches India’s streets as Modi weighs risks of Washington bet
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces domestic backlash over a potential trade deal with the United States that would redirect agricultural exports from the US-China trade war to India. Thousands of farmers from Punjab marched on Delhi to oppose the deal. The situation raises questions about India's strategic alignment with the US against China.
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India at center of US-China trade conflict
Thousands of farmers from the northern state of Punjab marched towards Delhi on Tuesday to oppose the trade deal.
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The farmers described the trade deal in negative terms, but the specific description is not provided in the snippet.
South China Morning Post- India at center of US-China trade conflict
- Strategic alignment with Washington against Beijing
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Loaded language removedIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing mounting domestic backlash over a potential trade deal with the United States that would place India at the centre of US President Donald Trump’s efforts to redirect agricultural exports displaced by the US-China trade conflict, raising fresh questions about New Delhi’s broader strategic alignment with Washington against Beijing.
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The farmers described the trade deal in negative terms, but the specific description is not provided in the snippet.
South China Morning PostThe domestic backlash raises fresh questions about New Delhi’s broader strategic alignment with Washington against Beijing.
OpinionThe trade deal would place India at the centre of US President Donald Trump’s efforts to redirect agricultural exports displaced by the US-China trade conflict.
South China Morning PostThousands of farmers from the northern state of Punjab marched towards Delhi on Tuesday to oppose the trade deal.
South China Morning PostIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing mounting domestic backlash over a potential trade deal with the United States.
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