United front: The talks between Lula (right) and Modi came a day after Trump announced 50% tariffs on Indian goods, matching the punishing taxes he has imposed on a raft of Brazilian goods. — AFP
The leaders of Brazil and India vowed in a telephone call to “defend multilateralism” after US President Donald Trump imposed punishing tariffs on imports from both their countries.
The talks between Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday came a day after Trump announced 50% tariffs on Indian goods, matching the punishing taxes he has imposed on a raft of Brazilian goods.
