In this engaging discussion, James Astor, Asia editor for The Economist, and Subramanyam Jaishankar, India's influential foreign minister, delve into India's intricate foreign policy. They highlight how India is navigating its relationships, balancing a growing alliance with the U.S. while maintaining ties with Russia and China. Jaishankar provides insights into India's unique worldview and strategic challenges in a multipolar landscape. The conversation sheds light on India's independent stance and the opportunities that arise from its evolving geopolitical role.
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