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Japan-India axis first step to larger Indo-Pacific grouping of like-minded states

Such a grouping would not necessarily displace American leadership. But it could help entice the United States into being more engaged—by showing Washington that countries in the Indo-Pacific are taking greater responsibility and shouldering the burden of maintaining the liberal world order.

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