South Asia, with nearly 2 billion people, by definition, is a major focus of American foreign policy.
Brad Sherman: “South Asia, with nearly 2 billion people, by definition, is a major focus of American foreign policy.”
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Sherman emphasizes the significance of South Asia in U.S. foreign policy.
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