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The relationship between India and the U.S. has strengthened considerably over the past 20 years, as the two countries have forged important economic ties and nurtured a genuine willingness to cooperate on strategic issues, particularly shifts in power within Asia. Working with Asia Society’s Centers in the U.S. and Mumbai, ASPI organizes public programs, policy reports, and expert commentary designed to increase understanding of the crucial India-U.S. relationship and India’s role in the South Asian region.
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