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 In an insightful address from Canberra, India's Minister of External Affairs, S. Jaishankar, expressed his views on a prevailing shift in United States foreign policy. Speaking as votes were being cast in the American presidential election, Jaishankar emphasized that the United States is likely to maintain an isolationist course irrespective of the election's winner. S. Jaishankar on US Foreign Policy: Isolationism Looms Regardless of Election Outcome, with India-US Ties Set to Strengthen Jaishankar highlighted this as part of a longer trend that began during the Obama administration, a shift characterized by a more cautious approach to America's international engagements. He specifically referenced a notable decrease in the country's willingness to involve its military in global conflicts, citing the Biden administration's significant move to withdraw US forces from Afghanistan as a continuation of this philosophy. “Starting from President Obama, the United States...