The world is watching France. Not because of a major conflict or economic crisis, but because two of the world's most influential leaders may soon find themselves in the same room. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump have not met in person since February 2025. Since then, disagreements over trade, Russian oil, and regional security have created visible friction between New Delhi and Washington. Now, the G7 Summit could provide the stage for a diplomatic moment that neither country can afford to ignore. Will it be a routine handshake? Or could it become the beginning of a major reset in one of the world's most important partnerships? Only time will tell.
