Nearly fifty years ago, India and China met in a brief, bloody border clash that would come to define—and destroy—the legendary Nehru. Was this the first step in an inevitable clash between two rising civilizations?
The United States and India are growing closer. James Clad, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for South and Southeast Asia, shed some light on the Washington-Delhi relationship on Friday.
Are the recent complications in the U.S.-India nuclear deal symptomatic of a wider rift? On Wednesday, two experts argued that both Washington and New Delhi have a vital interest in working together.
