Published on, Aug. 30 -- August 30, 2025 12:33 PM

A recent report reveals a surprising turn in U.S. foreign policy during Donald Trump's presidency. The shift came after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aggressive stance during the Pakistan-India conflict. According to the report, Modi's refusal to credit Trump for the ceasefire deeply angered the U.S. President. As a result, Pakistan gained favor in Washington, even surpassing India in strategic preference.

During Trump's first term, India had strong ties with Washington. U.S. strategists viewed India as a key ally in the Indo-Pacific, especially against China. Pakistan, on the other hand, had a tainted image due to post-9/11 tensions. However, this perception began to shift after...