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While India and United States are natural allies, it is the fear of China that is currently driving United States and India into each other's arms. In "The New Great Game", Daniel Twining
details China's plans to contain India's influence through numerous low intensity regional conflicts and how it is in US interest to help India. A must read article.
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Thanks for the post. I am fascinated by the relationship between China and India. At just about every China seminar I attend, someone from India complains vociferously about doing any business with China at all.
Posted by: China Law Blog | December 31, 2006 at 06:16 PM