Written by Gokul Sahni
More significantly for India, all three countries will want their hard-earned gains to be preserved, which translates into support for the continuation of the rules-based international order which remains necessary for them to thrive.
Read MoreWritten by Tridivesh Singh Maini
While China has been trying to send out a message that BRI will not be impacted excessively, the ground realities could be different given a number of factors.
Read MoreWritten by Jyotsna Mehra
Last month, President Donald Trump made his first state visit to India when he flew to the country in the middle of a charged election campaign. Despite this obvious affirmation of New Delhi’s elevated status in Washington’s foreign policy calculations, the trip itself did not result in ‘pathbreaking’ deliverables.
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.
Read MoreWritten by Isaac Kfir
As the BRI gathers momentum and American foreign policy remains in flux, China’s advance into the region is likely to continue with Syria’s reconstruction at its forefront.
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