Modi's US visit: A complex mix of pride, frustration, and opportunity.
US media reports on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the US, highlighting the balance between the need for allyship against China's rising power and concerns about India's democracy and human rights record. The New York Times notes the need to make clear that intolerance and repression run counter to everything Americans admire in India, while Fox News states that India has "grown cooler" under the Modi administration. The Washington Post reports on the deteriorating trading relationship between the US and China, while CNN notes that Modi and India represent a lynchpin in Biden's strategy in Asia. Obama's comments on Indian democracy also become a talking point.
- ‘Unreliable ally’ to ‘bulwark against rise of China’ — How US media reported Modi’s visit ThePrint
- For Indian Americans, Modi visit sparks pride — and frustration The Washington Post
- Modi's U.S. Visit Shows a Warming Relationship. Opportunity Is Knocking. Barron's
- Editorial: Should the US coddle or cudgel India? Actually, neither approach works. Chicago Tribune
- Modi US Visit: India's Isn't the Next China Quite Yet Bloomberg
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