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The upshot is an environment in which the leaders of the world’s most powerful democracies have to engage with an ever more challenging world, even as they’re on shaky ground at home. This can fuel doubts among our allies and overconfidence among our adversaries, and leave us all more vulnerable as a result.
On May 5, Tanvi Madan joined the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University for the conversation, “Sino-Indian Relations in the 21st Century.”
On April 11, Tanvi Madan joined Global Georgetown for the discussion, “Assessing China’s Influence in South Asia.”
[New partnerships in defense technology, advanced telecom, and semiconductors have] the potential to take U.S.-India ties to the next level. [The trick will be] getting from potential and promises to outcomes. Many of the decisions to collaborate or not will be made in the private sector, and companies will be assessing the business case as much as, if not more than, the strategic case.