The 2022 US National Security Strategy An Indian Perspective (original) (raw)
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The paper explores the implications of the 2022 US National Security Strategy (NSS) from an Indian perspective, emphasizing shared democratic values and challenges both nations face. It discusses the evolving strategic partnership between the US and India, highlighting the need for mutual understanding and cooperation to address common threats while safeguarding national interests.
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