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U.S. Falters in Bid to Replace Chinese Rare Earths

Despite new legislation, Washington won’t be delivering critical minerals needed for defense, high tech, and energy.

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Keith Johnson, Robbie Gramer

Why We Should Worry About China and India’s Border Skirmishes

Three decades ago, the two countries reached an understanding not to fight. But Beijing is now a much stronger power.

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Sumit Ganguly, Manjeet S. Pardesi

Why the White House Should Propose More Economic Stimulus

While a wait-and-see approach is usually wise, unusual times require unusual playbooks, writes a former Trump administration economic advisor.

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Joseph W. Sullivan

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Nandini Sarma

Nandini Sarma is a junior fellow at Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi.

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Indian activists burn a photograph of Chinese President Xi Jinping as they protest against his visit in India, in Guwahati on Oct. 11, 2019.

India Cracks Down on Chinese Investment as Mood Turns Against Beijing

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Harsh V. Pant, Nandini Sarma

April 28, 2020, 3:36 AM

An Indian technician inspects components on an assembly line at Highly Electrical Appliances India Pvt. Ltd. outside of Ahmedabad on Dec. 8, 2016.

Modi Was Right. India Isn’t Ready for Free Trade.

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Harsh V. Pant, Nandini Sarma

November 19, 2019, 2:27 PM

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India Cracks Down on Chinese Investment as Mood Turns Against Beijing

Modi Was Right. India Isn’t Ready for Free Trade.

U.S. Falters in Bid to Replace Chinese Rare Earths

Why We Should Worry About China and India’s Border Skirmishes

Why the White House Should Propose More Economic Stimulus

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