POLITICS● LOW1h ago · Oct 8, 2026, 11:30 AM
India aims to anchor military ties with US as Indo-Pacific ‘resident power’
South China Morning Post · south asia
A second visit by one of the top US naval officers to India this year has raised expectations that the two countries can insulate their growing military ties from trade tensions. US Admiral Samuel J. Paparo, who leads the US Pacific Command, is scheduled to leave India on Thursday after spending six days meeting with senior Indian defence officials and others. The talks, which follow Paparo’s visit to India in February, come as Washington weighs further tariff pressure on India over its...
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