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How to Avoid Nuclear Escalation in the Indo-Pacific

Countries in the Indo-Pacific have expanded their missile inventories, heightening security dilemmas and increasing the risk of nuclear escalation. In a new report, Carnegie Nuclear Policy Program senior fellow Ankit Panda assesses how the U.S. and its allies might mitigate these threats.

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By Ankit Panda
Published on October 31, 2023

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