"In light of the recent US sanctions against 19 Indian firms due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it’s likely that a Harris victory would lead to more sanctions. On the other [hand], a Trump victory would likely result in a more lenient approach," Bhatnagar explained.
"Both administrations, however, view Iran as a regional threat due to its alliance with Israel. Kamala Harris perceives Tehran as a greater threat than China, aligning with Washington's stance, while Iran's actions against Israel will shape future things. Regarding Pakistan, both US administrations are unlikely to fully engage Islamabad due to its close ties with China," he added.
Trump's previous cuts to Pakistan’s security aid and alignment with India suggest increased pressure on Islamabad, potentially pushing it to deepen ties with China," Rizvi stated in an interview with Sputnik India. "A second Trump term could escalate the India-China rivalry, further aligning Pakistan with Beijing."