Overview
- US Vice President JD Vance met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi to discuss trade and defense cooperation.
- Both governments announced 'significant progress' in negotiations and agreed on a plan to advance the first phase of a trade agreement.
- The talks revisited a potential defense partnership outlined during Modi's February meeting with President Trump in Washington.
- China issued warnings against any agreements that could harm its interests, threatening countermeasures if necessary.
- The visit, which included ceremonial honors and cultural engagements, highlights deepening US-India diplomatic and economic ties.