The worry, of course, is that Donald Trump — who took his oath as the US’ 47th president last Tuesday — would increase tariffs on various countries and that (ostensibly) includes the Philippines.

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US relations are on a strong footing, Delhi is concerned about two specific issues – tariffs and illegal immigration – that Trump flagged in his 29-minute inaugural speech.