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Archive: US Election

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US Election 2004

Vol. I Issue. 2

The Republicans and Pakistan
By C. Raja Mohan
16 April 2004
The very pragmatism of the Bush Administration that allowed a redefinition of the agenda of the Indo-U.S. relations has now created the basis for a new relationship with Pakistan.

Vol. I Issue. 1

An Indian Preference for Continuity
C. Raja Mohan
01 April 2004
For the reasons of both process and substance, India would prefer to see President George W. Bush re-elected. This preference is unlikely to be stated officially, for Governments are not in the business of endorsing candidates in the U.S. Presidential elections.

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