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Rajeev AgarwalThe Diplomat |
If there was one region that stood out in Indian foreign policy during Modi’s second term, it was West Asia.
The recently concluded G-20 Summit in New Delhi proved that India is on a sharp upward trajectory in its quest for global leadership. The Delhi...
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