An analysis of India-US ties after the 7-10 May India-Pakistan war, focused on Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's three-day Washington visit and a US Defence Intelligence Agency report flagging Pakistan's nuclear modernisation. The piece assesses how the DIA assessment and commercial partnership interests may pull New Delhi and Washington back together despite President Trump's remarks.
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US officials feared a Pakistani nuclear retaliation and worked through the night of 9 May to get Pakistan and India to order a ceasefire on 10 May.
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Misri is on a three-day visit to Washington. On Wednesday, he met the US Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau.
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The visit is likely an effort to smooth out some tensions creeping into the U.S.-India relationship
The imperatives of strategic and commercial partnership remain strong, and Misri's visit could help move the needle on getting the two sides closer to a phase-one agreement on a bilateral trade deal
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is expected to help mend fences broken during the 7 to 10 May India-Pakistan war.
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