India's relationship with the US has been eroded by recent decisions, including removing the country from the Generalized System of Preferences and threats of limiting work permits to 70% of the annual quota. But there are other issues dividing the two nations, wrote economists Ritesh Kumar Singh and Steven Raj. They said the US was unhappy at India's links with Russia and China, and wanted it to sidestep Huawei, as well as loosen data regulations. Raj and Singh said solutions could be reached, but only if both sides, particularly Washington, demonstrated flexibility.
India's relationship with the US has been eroded by recent decisions, including removing the country from the Generalized System of Preferences and threats of limiting work permits to 10% to 15% of the annual quota. But there are other issues dividing the two nations, wrote economists Ritesh Kumar Singh and Steven Raj. They said the US was unhappy at India's links with Russia and China, and wanted it to sidestep Huawei, as well as loosen data regulations. Raj and Singh said solutions could be reached, but only if both sides, particularly Washington, demonstrated flexibility.