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Emphasis on the Future of the US

US-India Security Relations in the New Administration with Special Emphasis on the Future of the US

Date: June 25, 2009
Guest: Ambassador T.P. Sreenivasan

Mr. Sreenivasan is Retired Amb. Austria, India's Chief Representative at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Amb Fiji at first Coup. Was first Indian Amb to be expelled from any country (for championing the cause of the Fiji-Indians0, First Indian Diplomat to be the DCM in Washington DC and the Deputy Permanent representative to UN, New York City. As DCM in Washington DC played a critical role in the immediate aftermath of the 1998 n-tests.

Future Outlook & Challenges:

  • Policy Implementation: The new administration's commitment to technology sharing faces potential hurdles due to staffing cuts in the U.S. National Security Council (NSC).

  • Russia Arms Dependency: The U.S. continues to push India to move away from Russian defense equipment, though India seeks to balance this for its strategic autonomy.

  • Strategic Trade: Increased focus on high-tech areas like semiconductor supply chains and space, managed through the new strategic trade dialogue under TRUST

Key foundational agreements like provide the legal framework for this deepened interoperability, enabling secure, real-time data sharing and logistical support.

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