Han Lin in Financial Times: ‘The IMF’s mandate, governance incentives and China’s weight all push the institution towards calibrated, consensus driven language rather than headline grabbing confrontation’
Han Lin, China country director of the Asia Group, a US consultancy, said he expected Katz to press “quietly and ...
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Instant Insight: Modi’s State Visit Sets New Paradigm for U.S.-India Strategic Partnership
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s sixth visit to the White House – and maiden state visit – outlined an ambitious vision for the future of U.S.-India ties, which he said were entering a period of “unprecedented trust” and were a “force for global good.” Echoing a similar message, U.S. President Joe Biden called the U.S. relationship with India the “defining partnership of the 21st century.”
During the June 21-23 visit, the two leaders advanced cooperation across a number of critical areas, notably high-technology and defense, and underscored the importance of shared values and people-to-people ties to the broader partnership. Modi’s visit was arguably the most significant bilateral engagement since Obama’s 2015 visit to India, as reflected in the robust joint statement.
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