India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reassured everyone that the recent Democratic wins in the US midterm elections won't disrupt India-US relations.
Speaking at a summit in New Delhi, he pointed out that big issues like defense and security have strong support from both major US parties, so the relationship would not change, though some areas, such as trade negotiations, would still matter and "we would be continuing what we are doing."
Jaishankar flags trade tweaks, global uncertainty
He mentioned there might be some tweaks in trade talks because of the election results, but the overall partnership will stay steady.
Jaishankar also spoke about global uncertainty (like conflicts in West Asia and Ukraine) and said India is staying focused on its own interests as new world powers emerge and U.S.-China tensions continue.