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By Bal(t)imoron, 1 year and 1 month ago

Reinventing the Deal

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So, the deal may not pass. But a paradox of the current mess is that few doubt that it※perhaps rejigged a bit※will be passed eventually. The task may fall to future governments in Delhi and Washington. If so, the terms can only get worse for India.

Although I prefer multilateral solutions in this case, Indian Communists' absolute intransigence on the 123 Agreement seems petty, and merely the worst sort of populist anti-Americanism. But, if India's government could get the IAEA's and the Nuclear Suppliers Group's approval for the bilateral deal to pass in both legislatures, why not just join the NPT?

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