India’s robust and strategic foreign policy is now bearing visible results on the global stage. From strengthening ties with Australia to deepening economic relations with Japan, New Delhi is cementing its position as a key player in international diplomacy and trade.
Japan Doubles Down on Investment in India
Japan has expressed strong confidence in India’s growth potential by doubling its investment target from 5 trillion yen to 10 trillion yen. This move comes ahead of schedule, as the earlier target — set for 2026 — was already achieved by 2025. The new target reflects Japan’s growing trust in India’s economic and political stability.
This increase is not only symbolic of the bilateral trust between India and Japan, but also a clear indication that international partners see India as a reliable and promising economic partner.
Australia Backs India Over Trump’s Criticism
When former U.S. President Donald Trump referred to India as a “dead economy,” the remark drew widespread disagreement — notably from Australia, which refused to echo Trump’s sentiment. Instead, Australia emphasized its view of India as a land of vast opportunities and expressed its intent to strengthen trade ties with New Delhi. Furthermore, Australia did not support Trump’s tariff-centric trade policies, choosing instead to foster open economic engagement with India.
A Warm Welcome from China
Adding to this diplomatic momentum, even China extended a warm welcome to India’s Prime Minister, signaling a new phase of cautious cooperation between the two Asian giants. Chinese President Xi Jinping acknowledged the importance of improving bilateral relations and agreed on boosting trade and maintaining peace in the region.
A New Era for Indian Diplomacy
India’s recent foreign policy victories demonstrate that a well-calibrated mix of assertiveness, economic openness, and strategic partnerships is starting to pay off. By fostering international confidence and investment, India is not only reshaping its global image but also paving the way for sustained economic growth.
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