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Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaTrump weakened at home. What it could mean for India and Pakistan
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Sources say the outcome of the recent U.S. mid‑term elections – which delivered a significant rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republicans and saw Democrats take control of the House of Representatives – will not directly affect the India‑U.S. interim trade agreement. A Carnegie Endowment for International Peace survey conducted before the 2026 mid‑terms found that 62 % of Indian‑American respondents said they intended to vote for Democrats.
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Speaking to ANI, Soni analysed how shifts in the US legislative landscape could reshape bilateral policies on tariffs, visa constraints, the proposed Free Trade Agreement (FTA), and Quad cooperation.
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The midterm outcome offers immediate psychological relief for India. But it may not change much when it comes to thorny issues such as tariffs or regulatory frameworks. There, Trump still holds the gavel.
— NDTV
