In South Asia, America has stopped asking India for permission | Opinions
• The United States has shifted its South Asian foreign policy by engaging regional players independently, rather than seeking prior alignment or permission from India. • Washington is pursuing pragmatic cooperation with Pakistan on trade, minerals, and stability, while simultaneously recognizing Bangladesh as a strategic manufacturing powerhouse. • This shift marks a departure from previous strategies where the U.S. viewed nations like Bangladesh primarily through the lens of development aid or Indian security interests.
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