India's recent general elections meant a defeat for the BJP-led coalition government and an unexpected victory for the Congress-led coalition government, which was sworn in on May 22. The result, far from what was anticipated, has left many in Washington wondering what impact this transition will have. Economic growth in...

Eliminating barriers to high-tech trade between India and the United States would offer great benefits to both countries.

The U. S.-Indian relationship maybecome the most important bilateral strategic alliance on Earth in thetwenty-first century. Leaders on both sides need to do a better job managing it.

Bush deserves credit for boosting relations with New Delhi.

Although high-tech outsourcing unfortunately causes temporary disruptions in the jobs situation and keeps wages depressed in some skilled occupations, it also helps moderate inflation and thereby keeps prices low for the average American consumer.

Even if U.S.-European affairs can be patched up, it is time for the Bush administration to play the field and come up with some new geopolitical partners.

China's attempts to contain India's ascendancy pose special challenges for U.S. policymakers.

How will the administration's big bet with India pay off in the future?