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Diplomacy is not often revolutionary. This does not fit well in a time that wants rapid change and immediate solutions to problems.
In the public war of words, both the US and China have little room for manoeuvre — both need to exhibit power and control.
India can’t afford to lower its guard with Xi’s plan to increase conscript intake.
An Indo-Pacific security architecture would have to be evolved. This should ensure a free, open and rule-based Indo-Pacific confirming freedom of navi
With prospects of convergence of strategic interests prompted by geopolitical calculations being overshadowed by divergences in social, cultural and p
New Delhi’s decreased policy manoeuvrability coupled with China’s decreasing need to comply with international norms and conventions is a dangerou
Past experience and Occam’s razor suggest wolf warrior diplomacy has seized the day.
The ideas of disinformation and misinformation are as old as history. What is new, are the technologies that enable its rapid spread.
The fallout from Covid-19 makes imminent two crises for BRI’s continued progression: a crisis of credibility and a crisis of viability.
The Global Times is a perfect metaphor for China’s rise and current adventurism
As the Quad gains momentum, states in the Indo-Pacific and South Asia are more likely to resist Chinese largesse
China’s “wolf warriors” are just responding to pressures that envoys everywhere are feeling in the age of social media.
EU and UK are waking up to the Chinese threat, even as the convergence with India is growing
The more pushback Xi Jinping faces globally, the more aggressive his domestic and foreign policy agenda is likely to become.
Beijing is not doing as well as it would like us to think. Its economic challenges and isolation have meant it is keener than its put-off partners to achieve some normalcy in ties with other countries.
