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At Stanford, experts say India feels betrayed by U.S.
Panelists said India’s recalibration is driven by security concerns.
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Pranavi Sharma - Mon, 30, Mar 2026
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Panelists gather for a group photo at the 2026 Oksenberg Conference. / Stanford/Rod Searcey
The 2026 Oksenberg Conference at Stanford University highlighted growing strain in India-U.S. relations, with experts saying New Delhi feels “betrayed” by recent U.S. actions even as it seeks to preserve the partnership in a shifting Indo-Pacific order.
At the annual gathering hosted by the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, scholars and former officials said India is reassessing its ties with Washington as U.S. foreign policy becomes more unpredictable and transactional under President Donald Trump’s second term.
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