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Xi has been steadily accumulating and centralising power ever since he took office as General Secretary in November 2012 and President in March 2014.
Regions which are seamlessly connected for commerce tend to remain together. Like Xi, Modi views infrastructure as a “glue”. For Xi, it is a glue to foster Chinese hegemony over its near abroad. For Modi, it is a “glue” to bind the nation.
The recent leadership rejig indicates that by being tough on graft, Xi is overhauling PLA’s combat capabilities for the looming battles ahead
China’s interests and presence in Nepal go far beyond the Tibet issue.
Xi’s consolidation of power likely has two objectives. The first is personal — Xi seeks to cement his legacy. The second is great power ambitions.
As the most dominant external power in Africa, China has already played an expansive role under Xi Jinping’s leadership
Cultural aggression on Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang has been supported by President Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party after the inception of th
His appointment as the Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission is a clear indication of the eventual change of guard in 2012
The Chinese diplomacy seems to have erred on the side of aggression. A golden opportunity "to make a new beginning" was lost mainly due to the face-off in Ladakh. Modi genuinely wanted a much higher level of engagement, but the Chinese President failed to seize the opportunity.
Beijing’s assertions of power beyond China’s borders have begun to evoke responses that ought to deter it from going too far
His failures on multiple fronts, including the zero-Covid policy, show for all the pretence, China’s is a system not quite in control
पार्टी पर अपना शिकंजा कसने की ताज़ा क़वायद में शी जिनपिं�
If there is one thing about civilisations, it is the fact that they go through crests and troughs. Some build legacies, others lose them.
Of the 20 agreements signed between Nepal and China, four of the agreements have strong security components that aim at developing greater engagements
Anti-graft agency looks to sever business-CCP collusion
New Delhi has no choice but to deftly manage Sino-Indian relations.
As Xi and Modi meet in first Ahmedabad and then in New Delhi, India has political and strategic issues that it will want China to respond to - the contested border and territorial issues, China-Pakistan cooperation on nuclear, missile, maritime and border infrastructure issues.
As Xi enters into his third term, one expects a change in policy course in alignment with the objectives of the 'New Era'.
Xi has sounded the bugle that Taiwan will continue to be the most important fault line in his global engagement. The rest of the world, including India, must assess the implications of this development with a degree of seriousness
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit and accompanying independent agreements with Maldives and Sri Lanka, on undefined maritime issues and cooperation, have the potential for causing greater concern not only in India, but in the shared neighbourhood and beyond.
On the Ukraine conflict, China is delicately balancing the two, where it seeks to be an ally of Russia while not incurring the wrath of the West
The Western policy of isolating Russia has only served to push Russia deeper into Chinese arms. Russia and China are planning to increase their engagement in Central Asia and will coordinate their policies in the former Soviet territories in Eurasia.
Modi and Xi tried to remove cobwebs and mistrust that have appeared in bilateral ties recently. It will, however, take much more than a single meeting
Seeing China’s options from Xi’s point of view leads us to no other conclusion. We must prepare as best we can for what it to come.
In recent years, China, under President Xi Jinping, has seen substantial growth and sought a greater leadership role in world affairs. New equations have emerged domestically as well. As Xi fortifies his hold over the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the country, repressive policies in Tibet and Xinjiang and excessive curbs on academic freedom can pose potential political threats. At the same time, issues like ecological degradation and widening
China’s military overhaul is also connected to its ambition to elbow out the United States as a global power
As Xi enters into his third term, one expects a change in policy course in alignment with the objectives of the 'New Era'.
The current system of online education start-ups, which give an edge to students whose parents have deep pockets, have skewed the pitch for the poor.
Xi Jinping in his latest bid to tighten his control has brazenly promoted his supporters and resized the Communist Youth League during the 20th Party
The world should be wary of China as President Xi calls for the country’s armed forces to remain combat-ready
Despite the interests both sides have for better ties, there are real limits and challenges to this.
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The impact of the pandemic has been so pervasive that every prominent political and social issue facing the UK has become enmeshed with it.
