India's Quad Commitments in an Era of Strategic Autonomy
Delhi wants deeper Indo-Pacific partnerships without being drawn into bloc politics. Washington, Tokyo, and Canberra each read that balance differently.
By Meera Kapoor
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Delhi wants deeper Indo-Pacific partnerships without being drawn into bloc politics. Washington, Tokyo, and Canberra each read that balance differently.
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