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A Roadmap for Revitalizing the U.S. Partnership With India
October 19, 2010 / Daniel Twining
Foreign Policy
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The Center for a New American Security has just released an important report laying out a concrete vision and action agenda for the future of U.S.-India relations. Co-chaired by former deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage and former undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns, and guided by CNAS senior fellow Richard Fontaine, the study group (on which GMF's Daniel Twining served) that produced the report seeks to provide a blueprint for the Obama administration as it considers how to reinvigorate relations with India, which have drifted over the past 22 months.
For Daniel Twining's full summary, please see his Foreign Policy article here.
