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or a year, beginning in December, India will take its place in the centre stage of international affairs. It assumes the rotating presidency of the G20, one of the most influential groupings of world powers, with the bandwidth to steer and even alter the course of geopolitical interactions. It is a role that befits it—a kind of neutral referee, speaking from a position of authority, but also with a uniquely non-partisan voice that every nation can listen to. Coincidentally, India also assumes the presidency of the all-powerful UN Security Council in December for a month and will chair the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), the

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