New Delhi’s BRICS Friend-Zone After Trump’s Tariff Threat
In the geopolitical soap opera starring New Delhi and Washington, India is playing the BRICS card hard. After U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to 'boost tariffs,' New Delhi recalibrated its foreign policy, turning its gaze more toward China and other BRICS members. Because why trust a friend constantly threatening to charge you extra, when you can cozy up with a club that sounds like a boy band? It’s diplomacy, but with more passive aggression and fewer LinkedIn recommendations.
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Trump threatens tariffs, New Delhi says, 'Hold my chai.' Suddenly, making friends with China and BRICS is the new Black. We’re all just terrible drivers on this global carpool lane.
When Trump plays tariff DJ, New Delhi switches the record to BRICS remix. Plot twist: diplomatic mix tapes are harder to skip than you think.
Tariffs up! So New Delhi swiped right on China and BRICS instead. Love in 2024, or just geopolitical cringe? You decide.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 8/20/2025 | Author: Unknown
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