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The United States and India on Tuesday sent out a clear signal to China in course of talks between President Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi: No one country should dominate the Asia-Pacific region, and Beijing will have to live with the presence of the United States, India, and their allies and friends in the South China Sea and Indian Ocean region.
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Ahead of the bilateral meeting, the two sides disclosed that India had cleared all hurdles to become a member of the 34-member Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a non-proliferation regime of which China is not a member. Monday was the deadline for any member to object to a new entrant, and none had.
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A senior US administration official confirmed that a political consensus had been achieved to admit India to the MTCR and the entry pending some technical issues was a mere formality. It was Washington's "strong objective" to facilitate India's entry to the Nuclear Suppliers' Group during its plenary later this month, he added.
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Because MTCR members also constitute the core of the membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the message to Beijing was clear: New Delhi has the support of the majority, possibly all of the NSG members, except that of China, which is blocking India's membership with a spurious bid to also get Pakistan, a known proliferator, into the club.
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En route to the US, Prime Minister Modi obtained unqualified support from Switzerland for the NSG membership and post-Washington, he is expected to get support from Mexico. President Obama too reaffirmed US support publicly.
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