In an Era of Brexit and Chinese Power, is it Time for a New UK–India ‘Special Relationship’?
John Hemmings and Jack Wright
23 November 2017Long Read
UK Prime Minister Theresa May meets her Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, in New Delhi, November 2016. May’s inability to secure a comprehensive economic bilateral agreement was regarded by many British commentators as a relative failure. Courtesy of Ste
As the UK looks to define a new global role for itself after Brexit, it should embrace India as a partner in upholding the rules-based, liberal international order.
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