Marco Rubio and S Jaishankar meet today, first meeting since Trump’s tariffs came into effect, US-India relations to improve!

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External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar is scheduled to meet with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The two leaders will hold a bilateral meeting in New York on Monday. A statement issued by the US Advisory provided information about the meeting between the US and Indian Foreign Ministers. Given the ongoing tensions between India and the US, this meeting is being closely watched by people in both countries. The two leaders will discuss tariffs and other bilateral issues. It is hoped that this meeting will resolve the issues that have caused the tensions.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. This is S. Jaishankar’s first meeting with Marco Rubio since the Donald Trump administration’s decision to impose 50 percent tariffs on India. The tariff decision has caused tension between the two countries. Jaishankar previously visited the US from June 30 to July 2 at Rubio’s invitation.

Trade talks begin
The meeting between S. Jaishankar and Marco Rubio is taking place on the same day as the start of trade talks between India and the United States. Ministerial-level trade talks are scheduled to begin in Washington on Monday. Union Minister Piyush Goyal has arrived in the US with his delegation. Both sides will seek to resolve differences and move towards a mutually beneficial trade agreement.

Relations between India and the United States have been on a steady decline in recent months. Relations between Delhi and Washington have been on a downward spiral since Donald Trump assumed office as US President in January this year. The strain in relations between the two countries began with Trump’s claim to mediate the military conflict between India and Pakistan from May 7 to 10. Trump claimed to have brokered a ceasefire, a claim India rejected.

The US has repeatedly targeted India for purchasing oil from Russia. Trump and US officials have used threatening language against India. Furthermore, the Trump administration imposed a hefty 50% tariff on Indian goods in August. Furthermore, the Trump administration’s recent decision on H-1B visas is also directly affecting Indians.