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The move comes after a Chinese buying spree, but the bloc’s regime isn’t as strong as its U.S. counterpart

The Sino-Indian summit last week could be a new departure for neighbors who realize there is no alternative to constructive political, economic and security engagement. China and India are part of a Eurasian institution that can make that possible. Those two countries could soon become the key drivers of global demand and output.