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India's connectivity diplomacy is making ground, as the recently announced India-Middle East Corridor (IMEC) at the G20 illustrates. Offering a chance

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While Hamas’ 7 October attack on Israel has provided an opportunity for partisan commentators to condemn or to advocate, one

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