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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?

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