China’s ‘Maritime Bases’ in the IOR: A Chronicle of Dominance Foretold

Abhijit Singh

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After a successful visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Colombo in March, Indian policy elite are hopeful that the new Sri Lankan government will roll-back some of the geopolitical concessions ...

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