India sells multi-alignment in her foreign policy as genius, but the Bishkek and New Delhi summits expose drift. Since 2014, personal diplomacy, border humiliation, tariff shocks and neighbourhood losses show a weak state hedging without power. India needs economic muscle, military depth, principled consistency and real coalitions to turn autonomy from slogan into strategy. The […] The post Why India’s Multialignment Needs a Spine appeared first on The CSR Journal.
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