A series of high-profile meetings between former US President Donald Trump and Pakistan's military chief, Asim Munir, has triggered a major strategic recalibration in South Asia. India, feeling sidelined by the US outreach to Pakistan, is reconsidering its diplomatic and economic ties with China. The Trump-Munir engagement has heightened India-US tensions, complicated ongoing trade negotiations, and raised concerns in New Delhi about US mediation in regional disputes. These developments come as the US seeks to balance its interests in South Asia through investments in defense, energy, and infrastructure. The shifting alliances could have significant implications for regional security, trade, and the broader geopolitical landscape.
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