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March 17, 2020

Ash Jain quoted in the Economist on D-10

By Atlantic Council

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The Economist covers the work done by the D-10, a group made up of the world’s leading democracies which co-ordinates strategies to advance the liberal world order.

The idea has been to enhance co-operation among “a small number of strategically like-minded and highly capable states.”

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