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India is a nation taking its place as a global economic, strategic and cultural power. Its rapid modernization and increased political stature have raised questions about its military rise, lingering poverty and environmental degradation. But between its growing economy and nuclear deal with the United States, India’s international profile will continue to soar.

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Shooting for a Century

2013, Stephen P. Cohen

Shooting for a Century is the first comprehensive survey of the deep historical, cultural, and strategic differences that make it probable that the conflict between India and Pakistan will endure, despite many efforts by the international community to resolve it.

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Blog Post

Premier Li Keqiang of China Goes to India

May 18, 2013, Tanvi Madan | comments
Opinion | The Indian Express

John Kerry’s Indian Image: Moving American Policymakers Beyond "Pro" and "Anti" India

May 17, 2013, Tanvi Madan
In the News

[A large group of people are currently hovering near the $1.25-a-day poverty line.] It is a dismal reflection of human progress, but it also has an upside. The potential for further poverty reduction over the immediate future is there for the taking.
May 9, 2013, Laurence Chandy, Washington Post
Past Event

Improving Education and Learning Outcomes in India

May 6, 2013
Report

Democracy, Human Rights and the Emerging Global Order

April 2013, Ted Piccone
Report

Transforming the U.S.-Africa Commercial Relationship

April 2013, Witney Schneidman
Blog Post

When India’s Foreign Policy Is Domestic

April 2, 2013, Teresita C. Schaffer and Howard Schaffer | comments
Interview | Business Standard

China Needs Political Capacity, Courage to Force Change

March 30, 2013, Kenneth G. Lieberthal
Opinion | The Hindu

India and America, Batting Together in Asia

March 27, 2013, Teresita C. Schaffer and Howard Schaffer
In the News

[There is] a very serious effort to really pull [the BRICS nations] together despite the differences and differing interests. Yes, it will be difficult to put the [new development] bank in place. It will take a lot of time to accumulate the capital.
March 27, 2013, Colin I. Bradford, Bloomberg