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India and the Afghanistan Conflict
Sarwar Kashmeri | July 26, 2010
Naresh Chandra, former ambassador to the United States from India, speaks with Atlantic Council senior fellow Sarwar Kashmeri in the latest installment of the New Atlanticist Podcast Series. While Pakistan's role in the Afghanistan conflict is well known, India's interests there are less often discussed. Ambassador Chandra speaks on India's relationship to American interests in Afghanistan, and how India may impact the war's outcome despite having little direct involvement in it.
Podcast (MP3):
Related New Atlanticist Analysis:
- AfPak Success Requires India Inclusion - Ayesha Jalal
- Afghan Quagmire - Arnaud de Borchgrave
- Petraeus' Afghanistan Reality - Shuja Nawaz
- Blowback in Afghanistan? - Donald Snow
- Defending the Afghanistan Experts - James Joyner
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- Mark Mardell Interview: Part II
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