Washington: “India will not be America’s ally; will be another superpower,” said the White House’s coordinator for Asian countries. The Aspen Security Organization meeting was held in Washington where world leaders discuss national security and foreign policy challenges.
Kurt Campbell, the coordinator for Asian countries of the White House, said, “In the last 20 years, the bilateral relationship between the United States and India has not been strengthened so fast, deep and strong. India has unique strategies. India will not be an ally of America. India will be another superpower that wants to become a powerful nation in its own right.
Targeting and working together in relations with India. Bilateral cooperation with India is growing in all fields including space, education, climate, technology,” he said.
Counter-Terrorism Committee Meeting: The meeting of India-US Joint Committee on Counter-Terrorism is scheduled to be held on 12th and 13th. It will discuss regional and global terrorist threats, deterrence law enforcement and strengthening judicial partnership. In this regard, the team led by Timothy Betts, the counter-terrorism coordinator of the US Department of Home Affairs, who visited Japan and the Philippines, is going to hold consultations in India next week.