It is important that China's influence in Asia should be balanced, and that a democratic model of development is seen to work for big, poor countries, writes foreign editor Greg Sheridan. THE mid-term congressional elections in the US next Tuesday will have foreign policy consequences far beyond Iraq. Outside of Iraq, nothing the Bush administration has done is more important than the strategic relationship it is building with India. It is the equivalent of Richard Nixon's opening to China 30 years ago. Earlier this year, George W. Bush, and India's redoubtable Prime Minister Manmohan Singh concluded a nuclear co-operation deal...