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Can we decode China using the Internet?
Manali Kumar
12 January 2010
The rise of the internet is breaking traditional barriers to access of information within China, and signifies a departure from state controlled media
 
China develops ASBMs
Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan*
05 January 2010
Development of these systems is significant given that it will have the capability to defeat US carrier strike groups operating in the Asia Pacific region
 
China's Water Weapon
Neil Padukone
08 December 2009
Glaciers in the Tibetan Plateau source most of the rivers in Asia. These include the Indus, Ganges, and Brahmaputra river systems, which are the lifelines of the subcontinent, providing drinking water, irrigation, transportation, electricity, and livelihoods to the 1.5 billion people of South Asia
 
Frozen smiles, limp handshakes
Vikram Sood
28 October 2009
From an initial pretence of disdain about India's economic rise, the Chinese mood has switched to some irritation with India's new relationship with the United States
 
China outmaneuvers India again
Kanwal Sibal
03 September 2009
China's provocative statements on Arunachal Pradesh invite a barrage of media criticism, independently of the level of government's political response. The Indian media itself contributes to complicating the political scenario with China by excessively publicizing military dispositions on our side of the border as a counter to the expanded military capacity on the Chinese side
 
The 'Spring City' of China
K. Yhome*
03 September 2009
Located in southwest China, the city has already become the hub of large businesses of Yunnan province and is emerging as the commercial centre of China's southern provinces and the Mekong region
 
South China Sea and the Indian Ocean
Hayoun Jessie Ryou
07 August 2009
The paper details the number of articles written and published in Chinese Academic Journals
 
Who is using double standards? China or the US?
Hayoun Jessie Ryou
06 August 2009
Recent disharmony between the two countries occurred with regard to the matter of 17 Uighurs detainees in Guantanamo bay. Despite Beijing's pressing demands, the US had said they would not hand over detainees to China because it feared they would face persecution and torture
 
Encircle the dragon
Joshua Meah
06 August 2009
The victor of US strategic failures is China, the 1.3 billion-strong nation with a near 40 per cent savings rate, $2 trillion in currency reserves, an unimpeded model of government-led development and a history of visible non-intervention in the internal affairs of nations that is welcomed by repressive, resource-rich regimes in Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Central Asia and elsewhere
 
Recent Xinjiang Riots: A Commentary
Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
20 July 2009
While the Chinese leadership has maintained that Xinjiang does not pose any serious challenges, there is also hype about terrorist threat that stems from the Xinjiang Uighur movement
 
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