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China’s rejection of international arbitration raises questions. Delhi’s reaction must focus on need to de-escalate conflict in South China Sea.
New Delhi might find that frankness is a lot more useful with Beijing than nursing grievances in private and feigning convergence in public.
New Delhi’s renewed efforts to persuade Beijing to change its mind on India’s Nuclear Suppliers Group membership should be an extraordinary exercise in realpolitik that is well worth watching.
India must immediately signal strong solidarity with Britain and Europe, both of whom are likely to be weakened in the near term.
India’s Nuclear Suppliers Group diplomacy reveals a new level of self-assurance that can explore the space for accommodation in all directions.
There could be a lot of support in South Asia and in the Middle East for a more constructive, more positive Japanese role.
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi consolidates the strategic partnership with the United States, critics and doubters have questions about the cost of becoming real friends with America.
There is no denying the new sense of strategic purpose between New Delhi and Washington.
Modi used his Congress address to present India as a credible and reliable partner for America in these uncertain times.
The rapid resurgence of China and the slower emergence of India are compelling a reframing of their shared spaces into the composite notion of the Indo-Pacific.