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The US midterms have been a revolt against Trump. It is a rejection of Trumpism

Published 12 Nov, 2026 12:15
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Author and geopolitical analyst Atul Aneja joins Runjhun Sharma, head of news at RT India, on India, Russia and the World to examine what the midterm results reveal about Trump’s political future, whether his hard line on trade and immigration will change, and how the Iran war could deepen opposition to his presidency.

From defending Russian oil imports against Western pressure to balancing ties with the US, Israel and Iran, Aneja examines India’s strategic choices. He explores why India must deepen its ties with Russia beyond oil, Moscow’s potential role in improving India-China relations, and the prospects for closer Russia-India-China cooperation. The conversation also covers the future of the Quad, Eurasian connectivity and why India’s economic rise is key to shaping a multipolar world. Watch the full conversation to know more.

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