Summary
India and China are resuming direct flights after a five-year break, potentially drawing closer due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs and changing trade conditions. These tariffs are encouraging China to find new trade partners, while India aims to become a manufacturing alternative to China.
Key Facts
- India and China have historically had a rivalry and a contested border.
- Direct flights between India and China are restarting after five years.
- President Trump's tariffs on China create pressure for China to seek new trade relationships.
- India is trying to attract investment by presenting itself as a manufacturing hub alternative to China.
- The shifting trade environment affects global supply chains and economic influence.
- The article mentions topics like China's K visa and the cost of cyberattacks, although they are less central to the main discussion.
