Hillary Clinton shares a light moment with Indian Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna after signing an agreement on an endowment fund for science and technology. Photo AP.U.S., India Set Defense Deals -- Wall Street Journal
Clinton Ends Visit, Securing Pledge of Two Nuclear-Power Sites, More Cooperation
NEW DELHI -- The U.S. and India announced deals that could bring American defense contractors and power companies billions of dollars in business as Hillary Clinton wrapped up her first visit as secretary of state to the South Asian nation.
During her trip, Mrs. Clinton also addressed foreign-policy questions elsewhere in Asia. In a television interview aired Monday, Mrs. Clinton compared North Korea to a child seeking attention, continuing a string of statements that bristle Pyongyang but pointedly sum up the situation.
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My Comment: After Japan and Australia, these agreements further establish India as one of America's crucial and significant allies in Asia.