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23 May, 2021 06:33

Too big to get along? Kanwal Sibal, former Indian foreign secretary

Great power politics is not so different from the jostling for places in a high-school hierarchy – big guys playing games of chicken against one another while trying to marshal others to their cause. Apply that to the Pacific region and you have a combustible mix of national interests spiced with ever-present geopolitical rivalries. No wonder some experts predict that the next big war will break out in Asia. How credible is the threat?

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