Following Donald Trump's re-election, experts predict that the US-India strategic partnership will continue to strengthen, with an emphasis on countering China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region. Although Trump and Prime Minister Modi have a strong rapport, challenges surrounding trade, tariffs, and immigration are expected to emerge, requiring careful negotiation. India's Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, expressed confidence in policy continuity regardless of the election outcome, noting that the economic relationship is likely to remain stable. However, experts caution that Trump's previous policies may complicate economic partnerships, necessitating a balance between securing benefits and maintaining strategic autonomy for India. Meanwhile, the US Ambassador to Ghana emphasized that the strong bilateral relationship with Ghana will remain steady regardless of the U.S. presidential election results, highlighting the resilience of US relations with African nations. Overall, countries in South Asia will need to navigate the complexities of a potentially more transactional US foreign policy under Trump's administration.