International | The Telegram India has much to lose from a world in chaos Not long ago, India was cocky about handling an unpredictable America. No longer Share Illustration: Chloe Cushman Mar 10th 2026 | 5 min read B Y RIGHTS, THIS should be a told-you-so moment for the high priests of Indian foreign policy.

The strongest countries on earth are bent on dominating the rest.

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