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Written by lookingbeyondbordersFebruary 19, 2014

Risks And Rewards

Will deepening ties between India and Japan hurt the U.S. foreign policy view in Asia?

Read Here – The National Interest

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Posted in Foreign Policy Trends.Tagged Abe Shinzo, China, diplomacy, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, India, Japan, Manmohan Singh, United States.

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