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To: westpacific who wrote (32132)	11/14/2010 4:49:08 AM
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A "strategic triangle" among Russia, India and China was first suggested by then Russian premier Yevgeny Primakov four years ago. Yet the idea failed to serve its immediate purpose of preventing the US-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization air strikes against former Yugoslavia, a concept dismissed by Beijing, while New Delhi remained non-committal. Last November, New Delhi denied that India, Russia and China were forming a separate axis, adding that the talks among the three countries in New York the previous September had been informal and were not directed against the United States or any other country. However, in December Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to China and India, and high-level rhetoric about the need for greater cooperation also included thinly veiled anti-Western pronouncements and calls for a "multipolar world", Moscow's mantra for counterbalancing America's global dominance. Hence speculation resurfaced about the three countries ganging up to form the "axis" due to a perceived sense among all three that US power must somehow be checked. 2003 Article atimes.com --- Interesting when you look into what this guy is saying about a India; Russia; China hook up and do some research via the net. W