美印谈判在今年早些时候原本较为顺利，当时双方还期望在今年秋达成贸易谈判的第一阶段，并且计划在2030年时将年贸易额增长至5000亿美元。然而，美 总统特朗普在近期宣布，由于印度继续购买俄罗斯石油，将对印度商品额外征收25%的关税，这将导致印度输往美国的商品被征收50%的高额关税。 至此，印美关系跌入谷底，而且近来印巴关系恶化，美巴关系走近，一系列变化导致印度总理莫迪与特朗普的关系也越来越差，再加上美国此次放了印度的 鸽子，莫迪在美国身上也算是到了无路可走的地步。 关键时刻被美国放鸽子，无路可走的莫迪，要给王毅外长最高待遇。今天我们来聊聊王毅外长访印的事儿。 日前，美印两国贸易谈判再次陷入僵局。据路透社称，美方在下周，也就是25日的访印行程已被取消，原本这次美方代表访印是为了进行双边贸易谈判，却 没想到美方放了印度的鸽子，对此《印度时报》担忧，计划取消为美印双边贸易磋商带来了更大的不确定性。 莫迪 值得注意的是，这也是三年多以来王毅首次到访印度，同时也是中印第二次举行边界问题特别代表会晤，上一次特代会晤是在去年12月进行的，当时王毅与 多瓦尔就许多关键议题进行了深入而富有建设性的讨论。 今年正值中印建交75周年 ...

Core Viewpoint - Indian Prime Minister Modi's planned visit to China for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit on August 31 marks his first visit in seven years, indicating a potential thaw in Sino-Indian relations [1][3]. Group 1: Diplomatic Engagement - India and China are in communication regarding Modi's participation in the summit, with preparations underway for a possible bilateral meeting between the leaders [3]. - Modi's visit to Japan for the annual India-Japan summit is also planned, although its certainty is questioned due to recent political challenges faced by Japan's Prime Minister [3]. - Following the Kazan summit last year, both countries have sought to repair relations, including initiatives like restarting pilgrimage tours and issuing visas for Chinese tourists [4]. Group 2: Geopolitical Context - Modi's visit comes at a time when India-U.S. relations are under strain, particularly after the U.S. imposed additional tariffs on India and threatened further actions regarding India's oil purchases from Russia [4]. - The visit is seen as a strategic move by Modi's government to strengthen ties with China amidst changing global dynamics and to showcase India's diplomatic independence [5]. - Analysts suggest that if Modi's visit proceeds, it could lead to a series of international meetings, reinforcing India's position in the geopolitical landscape [5].

印度外交部长苏杰生7月13日开启为期3天的新加坡和中国之行。在访问中国期间，苏杰生将赴天津出席 上海合作组织成员国外长理事会会议，并与中方举行双边会谈。这是5年来，印度外长首次访华。接受 记者采访的专家表示，这一行动对外释放了中印关系持续缓和的重要信号。（环球时报） ...

Group 1 - Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar's visit to China marks the first visit by an Indian foreign minister in five years, signaling a continued thaw in Sino-Indian relations [1][3] - The visit includes participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Foreign Ministers' Council meeting in Tianjin, where bilateral talks with Chinese officials are expected [1][5] - The agenda for the bilateral talks is likely to focus on normalizing relations, including issues such as rare earth export restrictions and the resumption of direct flights between the two countries [3][4] Group 2 - The backdrop of this visit includes a series of high-level exchanges between India and China since the border standoff in 2020, with recent meetings involving Indian defense and national security officials [4] - The establishment of a special representative mechanism for border issues and various diplomatic and military communication channels indicates a structured approach to resolving tensions [4] - The upcoming SCO summit, expected to take place in late August or early September, is anticipated to be a significant event for further improving Sino-Indian relations, with Indian Prime Minister Modi likely to attend [3][4]