Did the India Civil-Nuclear Deal Work?

The U.S-India Civil Nuclear Deal was a cornerstone in the U.S.-India bilateral relationship—establishing a key diplomatic relationship between the U.S. and India but challenging the global nuclear non-proliferation regime at a consequential moment in history. In the fifteen years since the George W. Bush Administration negotiated the deal, India has grown even more important as a U.S. partner, while the non-proliferation regime has frayed. How should we assess this controversial agreement today?

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