Written by Nitasha Kaul and Sangay Khandu.
While the official discourse emanating from both countries has predictably been about a steadfast and unwavering relationship with hardly any challenges, in reality, several aspects of this relationship have undergone a dramatic transformation in the last two decades.
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Australia’s future security and prosperity will depend on its ability to finesse the right balance between its largest trading power and closest military ally .
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If Afghanistan lapses into a multi-factional civil war, most of the flawed but real international progress made – women’s rights, human rights, children in schools, election processes - could unravel in a handful of years.
Read MoreWritten by Simran Walia
India shares Japan’s interests in stability in the Indo-Pacific. The Abe administration has also conceptualized the mutuality of interests and shared responsibility that Tokyo and New Delhi have in securing regional sea lines of communication.
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