John Bolton, former US National Security Advisor, analyzed the current state of the relationship between Donald Trump and Narendra Modi, saying the once-close friendship has faded. In an interview, Bolton suggested that this shift carries a lesson, particularly for other leaders. He used the example of Keir Starmer, suggesting that a favorable relationship with Trump might offer limited benefits, but could not fully shield against the impacts of Trump’s decision-making. The context for these comments includes escalating tensions between India and the US, following Trump’s introduction of tariffs, coupled with PM Modi’s meetings with Putin and Jinping. Bolton, a vocal critic of Trump, offered that Trump approaches international relations through the prism of personal ties, implying this approach influences US foreign policy.
Bolton Reflects on the End of the Trump-Modi ‘Bromance’
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