China & India Shock U.S Trump’s Trade War Backfires

India has just shocked Washington. After years of rivalry with Beijing, New Delhi is now opening the door to closer ties with China. Following Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s high-level visit, India and China are discussing new trade routes, reopening flights, and restoring cooperation that could reshape Asia’s balance of power.

For Donald Trump, this is a nightmare. His trade war strategy was supposed to isolate China and lock India firmly behind the United States. Instead, it may have backfired—pushing the world’s most populous democracy closer to Beijing. With China already exporting over $1.6 trillion to the global south each year, this shift could mark the start of a new world order.

In this video, we explain:

Why India is rethinking its alliance with the U.S.

How Trump’s trade war strategy backfired

The role of BRICS and its challenge to the G7

How China’s $1.6 trillion trade expansion is changing global markets

What this means for U.S. power, Asia, and the future of global trade

The global balance of power is shifting fast. Is America losing its influence as India and China move closer together? Watch now to understand why this turning point could redefine geopolitics for decades.

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