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Speaking during the discussion, Senior Fellow and Director of the Indo-Pacific Security Program at the Centre for a New American Security, Lisa Curtis, expressed concern that the US's handling of the Ukraine conflict could undermine its credibility in the Indo-Pacific region.

In response to China's steep tariffs on American goods, the US has raised duties on Chinese imports to 125 per cent. At the same time, Trump has offered temporary relief to over 75 other trade partners, including India.

The US tariff on Chinese goods has impacted the global market. This could make some imported devices cheaper in India and more expensive in the US, potentially altering global supply chains.

Speaking at the 9th Carnegie Global Tech Summit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reflected on the evolving global order, the growing interlinkage between trade and technology, and the rising geopolitical complexities. He cautioned that the world is entering a phase of sharp competition and contestation, where no economic engagement is purely business anymore.

At the 9th Carnegie Global Tech Summit, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed concerns over the Chinese AI platform DeepSeek, stating that the government has not yet made any determination regarding a potential ban. His comments come amid ongoing legal proceedings and heightened scrutiny over Chinese tech platforms.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, speaking at the Carnegie Global Tech Summit 2025, emphasized the shifting geopolitical landscape driven by technology and policy changes in the United States and China. He highlighted the newfound connection between Donald Trump's MAGA agenda and technology, China's steady evolution, and Europe’s strained geopolitical position.

China announced on Friday that it will increase tariffs on US products to 125 per cent, intensifying the ongoing trade conflict between the two largest global economies.

US President Donald Trump addressed the challenges associated with his tariff policy, stating that there would be "transition problems".

China's film regulator will moderately reduce US film imports following US tariffs on Chinese goods. This decision reflects market principles and audience preferences amidst ongoing trade disputes between the two countries.

Facing escalating US tariffs, China seeks alliances with the EU and ASEAN to counter the trade pressure. Discussions focus on upholding multilateral trade and addressing the impact of US protectionist measures.