New Zealand Eyes Trade Resumption with India Amidst Geopolitical Shifts

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Winston Peters hinted at resuming trade talks with India after years of stagnation.
India's GDP is US$14.54 trillion, making it the world's fourth largest economy.
India's annual growth rate of 7.6 percent could match China's GDP in 14 years.
High pollution and corruption challenge India's rapid economic growth and development.
The US seeks closer ties with India to counter China's rising influence.

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New Zealand's Trade Talks: Military and Geopolitical Insights

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Winston Peters cautions that new announcements should be viewed with caution.
India's military expenditure is now third globally, after the US and China.
India's military assets are similar to China's, enhancing its defense capabilities.
India's high energy consumption and pollution are significant challenges.
US seeks to counter China's rise, potentially straining US-India relations.
New Zealand's trade strategy must consider India's internal politics.

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