NEW YORK -- The Biden administration should deemphasize the war in Afghanistan and give more attention to South Asia as a whole, particularly India, in a broader Indo-Pacific framework, all with an eye on China, a congressionally funded bipartisan think tank in Washington recommends in a new report.
Biden's Asia policy
Strengthen India ties to deal with China, think tank tells Biden
Widen South Asian focus from Afghanistan to bigger Indo-Pacific picture, experts say
Then-Vice President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the U.S.-India partnership at the Bombay Stock Exchange in Mumbai in July 2013. (Photo courtesy of the White House)
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