Episode 443: India, Terror, and Trade
Fault Lines · National Security Institute
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Show Notes
Today, Morgan, Martha, and Jess break down Vice President JD Vance’s visit to India—a trip originally billed as personal but packed with high-level meetings and geopolitical implications. Vance’s arrival coincided with the deadliest terrorist attack in Kashmir in nearly 20 years, as gunmen killed at least two dozen tourists. As India blames Pakistan, tensions are rising, just as the U.S. seeks to deepen trade and security ties with New Delhi.
What does this attack mean for India’s potential military response—and for regional stability? Can the U.S. and India align more closely on counterterrorism and China strategy? And with Trump and Vance pursuing a more transactional approach to diplomacy, is this the moment to finally lock in a U.S.-India trade agreement?
Check out the answers to these questions and more in this episode of Fault Lines.
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https://www.cbsnews.com/news/india-kashmir-terror-attack-tourists-killed-wounded-pahalgam/
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