Shoot-first-ask-later foreign policy

Mon, 01 June 2015

11:50

Narendra Modi has caught seniors in his government off guard with three of his foreign policy moves: e-visas for Chinese tourists, the purchase of 36 Rafale combat jets from France and the joint statement with President Barack Obama on a common strategic vision for the Asia Pacific. Read

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