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India should have offered Myanmar leader ‘handcuffs, not a red carpet’, critics say
Analysts say hosting Myanmar junta leader for a major state visit will only hurt India in the long run, while rights groups say it risks legitimising a former general responsible for alleged genocide. Shweta Sharma reports from Delhi
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independent.co.uk
India should have offered Myanmar leader ‘handcuffs, not a red carpet’, critics say
Analysts say hosting Myanmar junta leader for a major state visit will only hurt India in the long run, while rights groups say it risks legitimising a former general responsible…
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How Myanmar Fits Into India’s Troubled Neighborhood Policy
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