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Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, discusses India’s position in US foreign policy under Trump’s potential second term. He analyses the India-US relationship, potential trade agreements, and the changing dynamics with China. Bremmer also examines Trump’s approach to global alliances and the challenges of US policy consistency. An expert discusses the growing influence of Elon Musk in Donald Trump’s cabinet, describing him as the most powerful person in the US after Trump. The analysis covers Trump’s potential actions towards Taiwan, his relationship with Putin, and the future of US-Europe relations. The expert also examines the ongoing Ukraine conflict and potential outcomes of Trump’s foreign policy decisions.
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