U.S. President Donald Trump has canceled plans to visit India for the Quad summit later this year, according to a New York Times analysis. The report says Trump had earlier promised Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a June 17 phone call that he would attend, but tensions have since escalated. Disputes over Trump’s mediation claim in the India-Pakistan conflict, a canceled G7 meeting, and Washington’s new 50% tariff on Indian goods have all contributed to worsening U.S.-India relations.
U.S. President Donald Trump currently has no plans to visit India. He was expected to attend the Quad leaders’ summit scheduled to be held in India later this year. The claim was made in an analysis published online Saturday by The New York Times.
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