据俄媒报道称，特朗普近日在会见阿根廷总统时，沾沾自喜地鼓吹，美国的关税牌奏效，金砖成员国似乎正积极退群。 对此，一名印尼总统的身边人立马站出来解释，表示印尼不会因为特朗普的关税威胁，而退出金砖国家组织，相反还计划扩大合作。 而提到谁最有可能退出金砖国家，大家第一个想到的可能就是印度了，因为有两项条件正好符合。 "金砖国家"有人要退群？特朗普对外炫耀，称他的关税威胁起了效果，对此印尼第一个站出来澄清，而印度则保持沉默。 第一，美印关税协议尚未谈拢，而莫迪似乎刚刚妥协了，特朗普洋洋得意的表示，印度已经答应停止进口俄罗斯石油。而印度一向身段十分灵活，承诺退出 金砖也不是没有可能； 毋庸置疑的一点是，谁在这个节骨眼上退群，那打的就是印度的脸，因此从这一点来看，印度不可能退出金砖组织。 最后，印度政府的立场是一贯的，尽管美方多次威逼利诱，但就是拒绝退出金砖，死皮赖脸也要留下来。 之前有不少舆论压力指向印度，批评印度留在金砖国家内部却不干事，反而不断扯后腿，建议把印度踢出群，但莫迪政府都是左耳朵进右耳朵出，根本就不 理睬。 第二，印度正是美国的重点攻略目标，特朗普政府上台后，不止一次施压莫迪政府退出金砖国家组织。 那么印 ...

Group 1 - The core issue revolves around India's response to the U.S. imposing a 25% tariff on Indian imports, which has led to a reevaluation of India's international political and economic relationships [4][9] - The U.S. President Trump has criticized India's high tariffs and non-tariff barriers, claiming a significant trade deficit with India, which has resulted in increased tensions [4][11] - India has indicated plans to retaliate against U.S. tariffs by potentially increasing tariffs on U.S. goods, as stated by Indian officials, although these responses have not been confirmed by Prime Minister Modi [9][11] Group 2 - The economic implications for India are significant, as the country is heavily reliant on Russian oil imports at discounted prices, and the new tariffs could strain its economy further [9][12] - The BRICS nations, including China, Russia, India, and Brazil, are seen as a potential counterbalance to U.S. economic pressure, with India possibly reconsidering its alliance with the U.S. in favor of closer ties with these nations [11][12] - India's economic statistics, including GDP and per capita income, are questioned for their accuracy, suggesting that the country may not be as robust as it claims, which could impact its negotiating power [11]

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]