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India and China's Changing Relationship Shaping Asia-Pacific Security Landscape

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The article discusses how Asia has changed a lot in the past 30 years, with China and other countries becoming more powerful. The balance of power is shifting, and the world economy is uncertain. The key to avoiding conflict between China and the USA is in Asia's security. India and China are both changing and reacting to these shifts. Their relationship is crucial for security in the Asia-Pacific region. The article looks at how India and China can deal with the challenges they face internally, between each other, and on a global scale.