At the end of the day, whether it is with China and Russia, nobody wants an escalation of tensions that could descend into armed conflict.
The administration wants to extract itself from the problems and crises of the Middle East; it is not interested in security and stability.
Powerful and proud states ... should be able to develop basic rules of interaction and maintain stable channels of communication.
In the recent summit, ... their fulsome handshake could send a message that the old way of greeting may make a comeback.
India is strategically controlled by the U.S., fighting for Washington's Indo-Pacific strategy and starting a contest with China.
It would be naïve to expect substantial improvement and strategic changes, but the meeting represents a welcome turning point.
The reasons behind the extreme inequality in the U.S. ... are only partially racial.
In such an atmosphere, the talks were limited to listing differences of opinion, but if there is any achievement to this summit, it’s the affirmation of each other’s not-to-be-crossed red lines.