US dominance ‘may not continue’ – Indian foreign minister ...News

S. Jaishankar argued that Washington has become “more cautious” about its global commitments irrespective of who is in power India’s foreign minister projected that the US election is unlikely to alter the country’s increasingly cautious approach to “global commitments.” Speaking at an event in Australia on Wednesday while the vote count was still ongoing, S. Jaishankar suggested that “we should prepare for a world where the kind of dominance and generosity that the US had in early days may not continue to be the norm.” Jaishankar noted that since the tenure of former US President Barack Obama, the US has become

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