HeyJaredC. Raja Mohan
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Forever rising, never arriving? India’s great-power quest (opens the original)
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Since Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called on the world’s “middle powers” to collaborate amid growing turbulence in the international order, the idea has animated India’s strategic debate. Official Delhi, however, has been less than enthusiastic. Asked about Carney’s formulation, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar argued that it may be more relevant to America’s treaty allies in coping with President Donald Trump’s unpredictable policies than to India. The middle-power label, he implie
C Raja Mohan writes | Iran after Khamenei will be shaped by the America question (opens the original)
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Barely a week after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was laid to rest in Mashhad, Iran and the United States are trading blows again. The collapse of the ceasefire and the intensification of military hostilities in the Gulf is a reminder that the “third republic” now emerging in Tehran is being forged in the crucible of war and peace with America. Iran’s internal rearrangement after Khamenei cannot be separated from its prolonged conflict with the US. The nature and terms of engagement with Washington hav
Beyond US and China, India and others are building a ‘G Minus Two’ for Indo-Pacific (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s eastward journey this week — from Indonesia to Australia and New Zealand — marks the consolidation of a new Indo-Pacific approach that might be called “G Minus Two”. The idea of a US-China condominium in Asia has always made Indian strategists uneasy. President Donald Trump’s occasional references to a G2, along with his administration’s decision to discard the Indo-Pacific terminology, have reinforced those anxieties. Delhi is responding to the new dynamic between
At 250, the US can still reinvent itself — and the world (opens the original)
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As America turns 250, much in Washington’s current politics distracts Indian attention — Donald Trump’s antics in capturing the historic moment for personal glory, his diplomatic style that breaks from protocol, disputes on tariffs and technology, America’s new dalliance with the Pakistan army, and the anxiety in Delhi at the prospect of a US-China condominium in Asia. But major anniversaries demand a longer view. For Indians trying to understand the future of the US, the more important story li
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