U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, during her visit to India, stressed the importance of strengthening security cooperation, particularly in cyber defense, emerging technology, and artificial intelligence. Speaking at the Raisina Dialogue, she reaffirmed the U.S.’s commitment to working with India, emphasizing that “America First is not America alone.”

Gabbard highlighted the strategic Indo-Pacific region's significance, calling it the “geopolitical center of gravity” and underlining the necessity of collaboration to maintain stability. She also attended a high-profile intelligence summit with India’s security chiefs, fueling speculation about deeper intelligence-sharing agreements.

As global conflicts escalate, Gabbard’s visit signals a renewed push for Indo-U.S. cooperation. With both nations aligning their interests under leaders committed to their national priorities, the partnership may be entering a new era—one that could reshape global security and diplomacy.