India’s changing relationships with the United States, China, Russia and Australia
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India’s changing relationships with the United States, China, Russia and Australia
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India’s relationships with key international partners changed significantly in 2025. Following the tariff standoff with the United States, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in close meetings with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Summit. And an Indian Defence Minister visited Australia for the first time in 12 years in October.
What is driving these changes in India’s international relationships? Will they have a long-term impact? Where is the future of India-US and India-Australia relationships headed?
USSC Maitri Fellow Rushali Saha joined Director of Engagement and Impact Mari Koeck on the podcast to discuss these questions. Rushali is an independent researcher and analyst with Horizon Intelligence and she has previously worked with several New Delhi-based think tanks.
Read Rushali’s new report: Securing the Indian Ocean: Elevating the India-Australia Maritime partnership.
Rushali’s Maitri Fellowship was supported by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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Produced by: Elliott Brennan
Music by Dan Phillipson, licensed through PremiumBeat