The Indian National Interest Review
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A look at what populations of the two biggest democracies think of each other
How the India-US partnership is changing the game
From the first sign of hesitation, Mr Obama signalled to China that US policy is subject to intimidation
It is likely that the visit will be overshadowed by Mr Obama’s own political weakening at home.
A brief look at events and opinions around the world
The US-China equation has now reverted to one based on the actual balance of power between the two sides.
The US has never been able to operationalise the concept of a “partner” as a mid-way point between an “ally” and a friendly, non-hostile state.
The dynamics of US-China-India relations: How will the three states reconcile their political instincts with their material interests?
It is unlikely that the United States wants to break Pakistan up but might like to keep the option open.