November 04, 2023
How India-China Powerplay In Indo-Pacific Puts U.S. In A Fix
Former White House Official Lisa Curtis and Professor Minxin Pei decode the impact of changing global equilibrium on India-U.S. relations. Lisa Curtis believes that Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific has played a strategic glue between New Delhi and Washington.
Watch the full interview from the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2023.
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