Rishi Sunak: India and Gulf charting own course, not always with US or China

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What did Rishi Sunak say about India's foreign policy?

Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated that countries like India and those in the Gulf are increasingly able to chart their own course independently. He said they would not always agree with the United States or China, reflecting a shift in global power dynamics and geopolitical uncertainty.

What did Rishi Sunak identify as a major global shift?

Sunak identified China's emergence as a peer competitor to the United States across economic, military, and technological domains. He described this as a new and significant feature of the world economy, contributing to geopolitical uncertainty.

What concerns did Rishi Sunak raise about global security?

Rishi Sunak expressed concern over the global security environment, noting that there are currently 61 different state-based armed conflicts around the world. He suggested this number is higher than at any point since World War II.