Balance of Power in Asia Depends on U.S.-India Cooperation
The relationship between the United States and India has evolved significantly, transitioning from asymmetry to estrangement and now to engagement.
According to observers,
asymmetry gives way to estrangement. Estrangement gives way to engagement. If sustained, engagement ripens into maturity.
The current disagreements over tariffs and oil are seen as distractions from the more pressing issue of whether both nations can overcome their old habits and demonstrate the maturity required for a successful partnership.
Maturity in this context means recognizing that two distinct powers can advance together without needing to be in perfect sync.
The U.S.-India relationship has come a long way, with the United States having carried the heavier load for two decades, making significant concessions to bring India into the nuclear order and foreseeing India's role in Asia.
Now, the partnership requires steadiness and perspective rather than breakthroughs or bargains.
Authoritative summary: The U.S.-India cooperation is crucial for balance of power in Asia.
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