America is heading into the midterm elections with a foreign policy problem. The war in Iran has dragged on far longer than promised. Trump’s trade war has produced more disruption than results. And across the political spectrum, there is a growing unease about what American power is supposed to achieve, and how Washington should deal with the rest of the world. Few countries have been caught quite as awkwardly in this moment as India. When Donald Trump returned to the White

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In this episode of The Talk Lane, Anu Shah speaks with Manoj Kewalramani, Chairperson of the Geostrategy Programme at the Takshashila Institution and author of Smokeless War and Taming the Dragon. Together, they examine China beyond simplistic labels and competing narratives. Is modern China communist, socialist, capitalist or something entirely different? How reliable is its economic growth story? And do concerns about its property market, local-government debt, shadow banki