The United States has achieved significant progress in strengthening ties to India over the last several years—a foreign policy goal that enjoys strong bipartisan support. Events during the past year, including the global pandemic and Chinese aggression along the disputed India-China border, have catalyzed even greater support in both India and the United States for enhancing cooperation, particularly on defense, technology, health security, global economic development, and on other challenges to maintaining a free and open Indo-Pacific.
The Indo-Pacific Security Program will lead a major Center-wide initiative called, U.S.-India 2030: A Maximalist Vision of U.S.-India Relations, which will form the core of the program’s research efforts on strengthening the U.S.-India partnership.
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Harnessing Multilateralism for Digital Development
Commentary
Uneven access to digital technology is magnifying societal inequities around the world....
By Kristen A. Cordell & Kristine Lee
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Imbalance of Power
Reports
In a new report, experts Daniel Kliman, Iskander Rehman, Kristine Lee, and Joshua Fitt evaluate trend lines in the India-China military equation and assess Delhi’s current mil...
By Daniel Kliman, Iskander Rehman, Kristine Lee & Joshua Fitt
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Designing a U.S. Digital Development Strategy
Commentary
The digital choices that U.S. allies and partners make today will play a critical role in shaping the future of U.S. national security....
By Siddharth Mohandas, Kristine Lee, Joshua Fitt & Coby Goldberg
