New Delhi, Aug. 2 -- Key export sectors such as textiles, auto parts, and food products were dealt a rude shock when US President Donald Trump slapped a 25% tariff-along with an additional 'penalty'-on Indian goods starting 7 August.

But this isn't just about tariffs. It's about shifting alliances, rising economic nationalism, and a global order that's being reimagined in real time.

That's why Mint is bringing together sharp global minds for a timely webinar:

Because geoeconomics now drives geopolitics. And understanding this shift could help you make sense of everything from de-risking strategies to India's evolving equation with both the US and China.

Can India and the US still find common ground on agriculture, tech, and digital ru...