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Foreign relations of India

A Second Look. . . .

Ian Bremmer | Jul 01, 2007
When it comes to BRICs, the Brazilian tortoise might end up beating the other three hares.

India's Ascending Path

Leah Fenwick | May 01, 2007
India is being courted by Russia, China and the United States. Heady stuff—as long as India’s leaders don’t forget they still have some pressing domestic challenges.

A Friend Indeed

Robert D. Blackwill | May 01, 2007
While U.S.-India strategic ties are coalescing, both nations will have to overcome stillformidable political obstacles to see this relationship through.

The East Moves West

Geoffrey Kemp | Jun 01, 2006
India and China's Great Game in the Gulf.

The India Imperative

Robert D. Blackwill | Jun 01, 2005
George W. Bush has recognized that India is America's natural ally.

Liberal Realism: The Foundations of a Democratic Foreign Policy

G. John Ikenberry
Charles A. Kupchan
| Sep 01, 2004
The quickest way to end unipolarity is to pursue unilateralism. An America that obeys international rules will strengthen its foundation of power and preserve its advantage.
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Brazil Seeking Security

Stewart Patrick | Jul 07, 2010
An economic powerhouse that has proven unreliable on international security—is Brazil ready for a permanent UNSC seat?

Don't Forget India

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Mar 16, 2010
If Washington wants sanctions against Tehran, it needs to pay attention to New Delhi—and quickly, before the BRIC countries devise their own Iran policy.

BRIC Wall

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Mar 10, 2010
Russia and China aren’t the only countries against sanctioning Iran—Brazil and India are too.
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