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Although India and China have reached a preliminary agreement to disengage, the future development path of China-India relations is still full of pot
The great power politics playing out in the backdrop of the Bangladesh crisis is getting increasingly complicated. India’s response must factor in t
भारताला चीन आणि भारतातील सामरिक उद्योगांमधील सहकार्याब
पंतप्रधान मोदी यांच्या नुकत्याच झालेल्या रशिया भेटीमुळ
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PM Modi’s recent visit to Russia sparked debates in China about shifting global geopolitics involving China-Russia-US, China-Russia-India, and China
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India must take a closer look at China’s internal debates on the issue of China-India collaboration in strategic industries so that any possible coo
दक्षिण बांगलादेशातील चिनी गुंतवणुकीमुळे या प्रदेशाच्य�
While Chinese investments can help in developing southern Bangladesh, it will create ripples in the geopolitics of the Bay of Bengal
चीन, एक तरफ़ तो भारत के साथ सीधा संवाद कर रहा है. वहीं दूसर�
Beijing’s statements on China-India relations should be reassuring, but China’s repeated aggressive moves do not give India much confidence that Beijing means what it says.
This paper examines China and India’s economic engagements at the bilateral, plurilateral and multilateral levels. The evaluation is made in the context of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the mega-regional trade agreement in the east in which both nations are parties. The paper argues that irrespective of the nature of the two countries’ relationship, at its core is not cooperation, but mutual mistrust aggravated by Ch
The prevailing tension on the China-India border is a symptom of the broader strategic competition between the two Asian neighbors.
The global pandemic has hit amid the 70th anniversary mark for relations and affected perceptions and realities in ties.
It is being argued that since 2024, China-India relations have shown signs of easing, with frequent high-level interactions.
Although it may look like a "sudden development", Chinese observers pointed out that a "quiet but significant" shift in China-India relations had already been underway in the past few months.
The multilateral order, built on the debris of the Second World War, is no longer fit to address this situation. Global institutions are missing in action just when they are needed the most
With multiple fires burning around India, what is astounding is not India’s seeming inability to manage those fires but its remarkable success in insulating itself from those flames
