印度悲催了？美国打破印希望，高关税之后又迎来一“不好消息”

Group 1 - India's dissatisfaction stems from a failed negotiation with the US, resulting in a 25% tariff, and an additional 25% tariff on energy purchases from Russia, totaling a 50% tariff, one of the highest among major countries [2][12][14] - Prior to the breakdown of negotiations, Indian officials expressed readiness to accept the 25% tariff and were optimistic about reaching an agreement with the US by late September or early October [4][12] - The imposition of the "secondary tariff" on energy purchases from Russia has further complicated India's situation, as other countries like China and Turkey have not faced similar tariffs [4][12][14] Group 2 - Modi's planned visit to China and the invitation for the Chinese Foreign Minister to visit India indicate a strategic shift towards strengthening ties with China due to perceived abandonment by the US [19][28] - The article suggests that India should abandon its illusions and focus on aligning more closely with Eastern powers, particularly in light of the challenges posed by the US [21][28] - India's membership in organizations like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and BRICS is highlighted as a potential avenue for collaboration, which could help mitigate losses from the US [29][31] Group 3 - The article raises concerns about India's reliability as a partner, suggesting that if the US were to extend an olive branch again, India might revert to aligning with the US due to its historical view of China as a rival [34][36] - The ongoing pressure from the US on India is framed as a strategic move to leverage India's weaknesses, given its limited economic power and manufacturing capabilities [14][36]