India is at a critical juncture in its development trajectory. The country aims to be a $5 trillion dollar economy by 2024, and aspires to become a "leading power" in Asia and an increasingly important actor both in the wider Indo-Pacific region and globally. But India faces some economic headwinds, amidst an increasingly challenging international environment of slowing global growth and the US-China trade war. What challenges will a changing global economy pose to India’s economic and strategic aspirations, and how can India's government adapt its policy agenda to support its regional and global foreign policy ambitions?