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  1. India is central to the strategic concerns of the Indo-Pacific region, with current issues including trade tariffs and visa regimes.
  2. A meeting took place in New Delhi on May 27, 2026, involving leaders including Marco Rubio and Narendra Modi to discuss the strategic U.S.-India partnership.
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Due to the USMCA pact and tariffs, companies like Paccar, Daimler Truck, Traton, and Mack are shifting production bases to Mexico to maintain market access and mitigate costs.

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Due to the USMCA pact and tariffs, companies like Paccar, Daimler Truck, Traton, and Mack are shifting production bases to Mexico to maintain market access and mitigate costs.

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  1. Paccar is facing cost impacts due to Trump's tariff plans while relying on components from Europe, Canada, and Mexico.Sub-event
  2. Automakers are leveraging USMCA and building in Mexico to navigate tariff impacts.1 source

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  • ReutersUS truck makers look for cover as Trump's tariffs raise costs By Abhinav Parmar (Reuters) -The Trump administration's tariffs have raised manufacturing costs for the $50 billion U.S. heavy-duty truck