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The Curse of Geography

October 5, 2019;

By Brahma Chellaney, OPEN, 4 October 2019, Read the original article here. Cautious pragmatism drives Modi’s foreign policy. A multi-aligned India pursuing omnidirectional cooperation for mutual benefit with key players will be better positioned to advance its security and economic … Continued

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