India is important to the UK's post-Brexit calculations

November 30, 2017 11:46

India's success, against a lot of odds, in getting its candidate elected to the International Court of Justice has been seen as a major diplomatic triumph, and not merely within India. The praise isn't unwarranted. In ensuring that a candidate from the United Kingdom - a permanent member of the United Nations security council - chose to opt out after a nail-biting tie has prompted comment about the discernible shift in international power equations.
Read Swapan Dasgupta's column on the Telegraph.

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