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美国扶持印度制衡中国,现在反目加50%关税,想借此控制印度?
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-25 17:29
Group 1 - The Marbat festival in India has unexpectedly become a focal point of international public opinion, with a statue resembling Trump symbolizing the deteriorating India-US relations [2][4] - The statue's base features slogans expressing anti-American sentiments, reflecting the growing discontent among the Indian populace due to US tariffs and scrutiny over India's oil purchases from Russia [4][6] - India's foreign minister responded assertively to US criticisms, highlighting the hypocrisy of US oil purchases while accusing India of wrongdoing [6] Group 2 - In response to the deteriorating relations, India has initiated a dual strategy of domestic and international actions, including public protests against American goods and a push for "Make in India" initiatives [8][10] - The "Mya Jyan Shakti" project aims to establish a robust air defense network, signaling India's intent to enhance its defense capabilities and reduce reliance on the US [10][12] - India is also pursuing ambitious goals in the semiconductor and electric vehicle sectors, aiming to revive its semiconductor industry and become the largest electric vehicle producer by 2030 [10][12] Group 3 - India's diplomatic efforts include seeking cooperation with China for resources and negotiating with France for technology transfer in defense projects, although skepticism exists regarding the feasibility of these collaborations [12][14] - The deepening of oil cooperation with Russia and forming alliances with countries like Brazil indicate India's strategy to counter US pressure, though these alliances may lack long-term stability [15][19] - India's misjudgment of its strategic value has led to a decline in the special treatment it previously received from the West, resulting in punitive tariffs and a potential loss of industrial support [17][19] Group 4 - The Marbat festival's statue and the strong responses from Indian officials highlight the underlying weaknesses in India's industrial base and diplomatic foundations, suggesting that mere rhetoric will not suffice for long-term success [21] - India's ambitious military and industrial goals, such as the AMCA fighter jet program, may not be achievable without addressing fundamental industrial shortcomings and establishing stable diplomatic relations [21]
与美国关系“回暖”?印度民间不看好
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-09-07 22:33
新德里电视台日前报道称,由于美国对印度输美商品总体加征50%的关税,印度国内反美情绪高涨,百 事可乐、可口可乐、赛百味、肯德基、麦当劳等美国品牌遭到民众抵制。 6日晚,印度外长苏杰生在接受媒体采访时提及,莫迪"极为重视"印美伙伴关系,称印方"仍在与美国保 持沟通,但暂无更多信息可透露"。 不过,印度政府内部以及民间对于印美关系"回暖"并不看好,双方分歧难解。美国《纽约时报》称,一 位匿名印度高级官员表示,过去几个月的经历将在未来数年里提醒印度——美国并不可靠。该官员反问 说:"如果你扇了我四巴掌,然后给我一支冰激淋,难道这就意味着没事了吗?" 【环球时报特约记者 白元】"印美释放破冰信号?"《印度快报》7日报道称,8月6日美国总统特朗普以 印度购买俄罗斯石油为由,宣布对来自印度的商品加征25%的额外关税,印美双边关系迅速降温,整整 一个月后,双方终于首次出现可能"解冻"的微妙迹象。特朗普5日表示,自己"永远是莫迪的朋友",且 美印关系"特殊"。对此,莫迪6日清晨在社交媒体上回应称,他"高度赞赏且充分回应"特朗普对美印关 系的积极评价。 对于特朗普和莫迪的互动,《印度快报》报道称,讽刺的是,就在5日早些时候,美 ...
印媒:印美关税争端持续,莫迪将缺席今年联大一般性辩论
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-09-06 06:14
报道称,每年9月召开的联大会议素有"最繁忙外交季"之称,今年会议召开之际正值巴以冲突和俄乌冲突等多重国际 危机持续,具有重要意义。 【环球网报道 记者 赵建东】据《印度斯坦时报》、新德里电视台等印媒6日报道,印度总理莫迪将缺席本月在纽约 举行的联合国大会一般性辩论,改由外长苏杰生代表出席。报道称,此举正值印美关税争端持续紧张之际,特朗普 政府8月27日以印度进口俄罗斯石油为由对印输美商品加征25%惩罚性关税,使美国对印度产品征收的关税税率累计 高达50%。 印媒称,第80届联合国大会一般性辩论将于9月23日至29日举行,印度总理莫迪和美国总统特朗普原计划都将在此 次会议上发表演讲。根据联合国公布的最新发言人名单,印方将于9月27日上午发表讲话,外交部长苏杰生将代表 印度总理莫迪出席此次会议。 据美国彭博社、印度亚洲国际新闻社(ANI)等媒体报道,美国总统特朗普当地时间9月5日在白宫就美印关系表 示,"我始终是莫迪的朋友","无需担心"两国关系。此前,有美媒爆料,由于与印度总理莫迪的关系降温,特朗普 可能取消秋季的访印之行。 对于特朗普上述表态,莫迪6日在社交平台X上发文"深表赞赏",并称"印美拥有非常积极、具 ...
被马斯克称“毒蛇”,美驻印度大使提名出炉
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-08-24 23:05
Group 1 - The core point of the news is the nomination of Sergio Ghor as the U.S. Ambassador to India and Special Envoy for South and Central Asia by President Trump, which requires Senate approval [1][3] - Ghor is considered a close friend of Trump and has a strong political background, having served as the Director of the White House Office of Presidential Personnel [3] - His nomination is seen as a signal to the Modi government, indicating a serious approach to negotiations between the U.S. and India, especially after previous tensions over tariffs and oil purchases from Russia [3] Group 2 - Ghor's appointment is viewed with caution by Indian media, which acknowledges the potential for improved communication but also expresses concerns about his limited experience in the region [3] - Some supporters of stronger U.S.-India relations are optimistic, believing that Ghor's close ties to Trump will facilitate direct communication on unresolved issues [3] - Ghor will replace Eric Garcetti, whose term ended in January 2025, and the position has been vacant since then [3]
印度外交部长:中印关系发展与美国没有关系
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-08-24 22:52
Group 1 - Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar refuted speculation that recent diplomatic contacts between India and China were driven by U.S. trade actions, stating that the development of India-China relations is a direct response to changes in India-U.S. relations, and such views are a "misanalysis" [1] - Jaishankar emphasized that the relationship between New Delhi and Beijing is part of a long-term trajectory and should not be simplified as a one-time reaction to specific global events, acknowledging that the global landscape is evolving and bilateral relations, including India-China, are fluid [1] - The context of Jaishankar's statements includes rising tensions in India-U.S. relations due to increased tariffs on Indian goods following India's purchase of Russian oil, with Jaishankar asserting that India has its own red lines in trade negotiations and will protect the interests of Indian farmers and small producers [2] Group 2 - Jaishankar responded to U.S. accusations regarding India's resale of Russian oil to Europe, stating that if the U.S. has issues with purchasing oil or refined products from India, they are not compelled to do so, highlighting that both Europe and the U.S. continue to buy from India [2] - The recent high-level contacts between India and China included a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Jaishankar, as well as a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi, occurring before Modi's planned attendance at the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in China [1]
“三年多来首次”,中国外长今起访问印度
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-08-17 22:50
Group 1 - The core point of the news is that Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit India from August 18 to 20, marking the first visit by a Chinese foreign minister to India in over three years, which is seen as a significant step in maintaining diplomatic contact between the two countries [1][2] - During the visit, Wang Yi is expected to meet with Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval to discuss measures to increase mutual trust and to explore the resumption of border trade and a mutually acceptable framework for resolving border issues [1][2] - The backdrop of this visit includes previous meetings between Doval and Wang Yi, where they reached six points of consensus regarding the border issue, indicating ongoing constructive dialogue [2] Group 2 - The news highlights the current tensions in India-US relations due to the US imposing a 25% tariff on Indian goods and threatening further penalties, prompting India to seek stronger ties with China [3] - Following Wang Yi's visit, S. Jaishankar is scheduled to visit Russia, indicating the importance of India's relationships with both China and Russia amid the strained India-US relations [3] - Despite bilateral tensions, India and China are actively participating in multilateral forums such as BRICS, SCO, and G20, demonstrating a commitment to cooperation on a global platform [3][4]
美印关系现裂痕,莫迪呼吁推“国货”,印度无视特朗普威胁"坚持买俄油"
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-08-04 00:49
Group 1: Core Views - The relationship between the US and India has cooled significantly, with President Trump expressing indifference towards India's economic situation and threatening tariffs on Indian goods [1][4] - Trump's recent comments about India's potential cessation of Russian oil purchases were quickly denied by Indian officials, emphasizing the long-term contracts in place and India's role in stabilizing the global energy market [2][3] - The imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian imports by the US was unexpected for India and has led to structural cracks in the US-India strategic partnership [1][4] Group 2: Economic Implications - The 25% tariff is projected to have a minimal impact on India's economy, estimated at less than 0.2% of the total economic output, but the agricultural sector remains a sensitive issue due to its significant voter base [4][5] - India's continued import of Russian oil is crucial for its economic stability, as switching to more expensive oil from other countries could slow economic growth and lead to social unrest [3][4] - Prime Minister Modi's call for promoting "Make in India" products reflects an effort to bolster domestic manufacturing in response to external pressures [5] Group 3: Strategic Dynamics - The evolving US-India relationship is marked by structural issues, including India's increasing protectionism and strategic autonomy, which the US finds challenging to accept [6] - The balance of power in the US-India relationship has shifted, with India asserting its independence in foreign policy while the US seeks to influence India's ties with Russia and Iran [6] - Analysts suggest that the current tensions may undermine the achievements of the US-India partnership established since 1998, as both nations navigate their respective strategic interests [6]