Clinton visit to India signals a new U S relationship
Trudy Rubin argues that President Clinton's stop in India, his first since 1978, marks a pivotal shift in U S policy after decades of Cold War tension. The trip aims to build trust, expand dialogue, and address shared concerns like democracy, trade, environment, science, and terrorism, despite unresolved Kashmir and nuclear issues.
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War and politics shift after wars, Broder notes
Syndicated columnists Jack Anderson and Douglas Cohn summarize David Broder on how electorates tire after wars. The piece traces postwar cycles from Churchill to Clinton, noting exhaustion of wartime leaders, economic upheaval, and a shift in public focus. It discusses economic priming, Keynes, and the 1990s party shifts toward the center.
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