Updated: December 15, 2020 8:45:21 am Biden has promised to reverse Trump’s decision to walk out of the 2015 Paris Accord on climate change on his first day at the White House. (Ilustration by C R Sasikumar) As the US formally declares Joe Biden as the next president, one important legacy from Donald Trump is likely to endure. It is the proposition that “like-minded countries” must come together to cope with emerging global challenges, including the governance of emerging technologies that are reshaping relations within and among societies. India traditionally relied on multilateral approaches to govern advanced technologies or chose isolation when the rules did not suit it. The time is now ripe for Delhi to consider coalition-building as a major tool of its tech-diplomacy.