U.S.-India Homeland Security Cooperation: Moving Forward

As the U.S. and India both continue to look for strategies that caneffectively protect their citizens from terrorism, each countrystands to gain considerably by sharing experiences and bestpractices and increasing their overall intelligence cooperationagainst global and regional terrorist threats.

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