Summary
India and China are restoring direct flights after five years. Changes in U.S. trade policies, such as tariffs from President Trump, might lead these two countries to collaborate more closely in terms of trade and economy.
Key Facts
- India and China have had a history of rivalry, including disputes over their border.
- Direct flights between the two countries are resuming after five years.
- U.S. trade tariffs under President Trump are influencing global trade relations.
- China seeks to reduce the impact of U.S. tariffs by expanding its trade networks.
- India is looking to attract investment and position itself as an alternative manufacturing hub to China.
- The global economy's balance, including supply chains and economic power, could be influenced by the relationship between India and China.
