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Sadanand Dhume

Washington, D.C.
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Covers:  foreign policy, india, sri lanka, pakistan, bangladesh, south asia
CFR Senior Fellow, WSJ Columnist. Author of My Friend the Fanatic.

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The Talented Mr. Modi

The Talented Mr. Modi

On Thursday, Dec. 20, as results come in from this week's elections in Gujarat, Indians will learn the outcom…

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India's Feckless Elite | Wilson Quarterly

India's Feckless Elite | Wilson Quarterly

Just the other day, it seemed as if India could hardly put a foot wrong. Annual economic growth averaged abov…

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Sadanand Dhume: Make the Moral Case for Indian Reform

Sadanand Dhume: Make the Moral Case for Indian Reform

With the rupee falling and economic growth at a nine-year low, the last thing India needs is a credit rating …

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Sadanand Dhume: The Man With No Plan for Pakistan

Sadanand Dhume: The Man With No Plan for Pakistan

Pakistan's been a problem child for so long that even the dramatic appears mundane nowadays. Pakistani milita…

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The House of Nehru-Gandhi - By Sadanand Dhume

The House of Nehru-Gandhi - By Sadanand Dhume

India will elect its 13th president on July 22, when votes cast earlier this week by about 5,000 national and…

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India Singhs the Blues - By Sadanand Dhume

India Singhs the Blues - By Sadanand Dhume

Is India's economic juggernaut in danger of turning into a train wreck? Not so long ago, it seemed that the c…

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The AI Race Pushes India Toward the West

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By Sadanand Dhume
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
A worker holds a computer processor chip at an e-waste recycling facility in Ghaziabad, India, Feb. 12. Arun Sankar/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images The artificial-intelligence race between the U.S. and China could have an unintended consequence: effectively ending India’s foreign-policy doctrine of strategic autonomy. Officially, India may resist aligning itself with the U.S. But like most middle powers, it has little room to maneuver.
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Why Pakistan May Be the Biggest Winner of the US-Iran Deal

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By Sadanand Dhume
| Mint
As speculation swirls around the U.S.-Iran deal, pundits are focused on who will come out on top: the U.S., Iran or Israel. If, as appears likely, the Trump administration has thrown a lifeline to the beleaguered regime in Tehran, it will undoubtedly be a setback for both the U.S. and its closest ally in the Middle East. Meanwhile, a finalized agreement will be seen as an unalloyed win for at least one country: Pakistan, which played the role of principal mediator between the U.S. and Iran.
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Big Winner of the Iran Deal: Pakistan

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By Sadanand Dhume
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Joe Sternberg, Allysia Finley and Dan Henninger. Photo: Aaron Schwartz/Bloomberg News/Union20/Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images As speculation swirls around the U.S.-Iran deal, pundits are focused on who will come out on top: the U.S., Iran or Israel.
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