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Colombia President Ivan Duque, Inventor of the Web Tim Berners-Lee and India’s Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar speak at day 2 of Reuters Next
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Day 2 of Reuters Next featured a stellar line-up of panels and interviews with global leaders, including Colombian President Ivan Duque, Inventor of the World Wide Web Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Bain Co-Chair Stephen Pagliuca.
World Wide Web founder Tim Berners-Lee speaks during an interview ahead of a speech at the Mozilla Festival 2018 in London
We’ll continue to hear from diverse leaders and influential thinkers this week, including WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger, World Bank President David Malpass and more.
India says trust with China profoundly disturbed , U S ties on upswing
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To Balance China, Joe Biden Should Build Upon Trump’s India Strategy
For the United States to counterbalance an increasingly assertive China, President Biden has to push the India policy envelope conceived by the Trump administration while championing America’s founding values of freedom and democracy.
President Donald Trump’s “America First” ethos has permanently aligned India within the United States’ overarching Indo-Pacific strategy. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique personal chemistry with Trump has resulted in a pivotal geostrategic calculus to challenge the rise of restless China.
It is no coincidence that President-elect Joe Biden selected Senator Kamala Harris a descendant of Indian heritage as his running mate. But, even with Vice President-elect Harris, the Biden White House will still face great challenges to overcome Modi’s Hindu nationalist politics and Trump’s white evangelical-Christian nativism when confronting China.