US Expected to Shift Towards Isolationism Regardless of Election Outcome
India's foreign minister predicts a continuation of cautious US global commitments, whether Trump or Harris wins the presidency.
- India's External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar anticipates a more isolationist US foreign policy, a trend observed since the Obama administration.
- Jaishankar highlights the US's reluctance to deploy troops and its withdrawal from Afghanistan as signs of reduced global engagement.
- He suggests that the US's traditional dominance and generosity in international relations may not persist.
- Despite potential isolationism, Jaishankar expresses optimism about the future growth of India-US relations.
- The US presidential race between Trump and Harris is seen as historic, with Harris potentially breaking multiple barriers if elected.