Navarro Urges India's Trade Shift Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Peter Navarro, White House trade advisor, criticizes India's high tariffs and its oil trade with Russia post-Ukraine invasion. He emphasizes the need for India to negotiate better trade terms with the U.S. and warns against aligning with Russia and China, suggesting potential diplomatic strains.
In a recent interview, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro criticized India's trade practices, urging the nation to reconsider its high tariff policies with the United States. He stressed that the ongoing trade tensions could harm India if not addressed.
Navarro pointed out India's increased oil dealings with Russia post-Ukraine invasion, describing them as 'profiteering' and emphasized America's consequential financial burden. He underscored successful trade deals with other nations and urged India to align with U.S. interests rather than risk geopolitical fallout.
On the broader diplomatic stage, Navarro highlighted the complex negotiations with China over tariffs and expressed hope for a diplomatic solution, emphasizing trust in the Trump administration's trade strategies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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