If indeed, there is a rethink underway on the Indiangovernment’s approach to China on the LAC, it is about time.
Tag Archives: Chinese foreign policy
To Be or Not to Be? BRICS and India’s Confused Signalling on China
China forces India to bend to the lowest standards possible in terms of democracy and accountability — which is to say to Chinese standards
China in Afghanistan: Not Ready for the Burden
Despite the US withdrawal, it is too early for anyone to declare victory for China in Afghanistan
Xi Jinping in Tibet: What India Needs to Look Out For
The non-military uses of China’s civilian infrastructure build-up in TAR or Xinjiang must not be ignored
From Akshayapatra to Begging Bowl
India’s poor response to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic will also have wider foreign policy ramifications for the country
Recalibrating India’s Foreign Policy in South Asia: The China Factor
New Delhi has tried to work around its internal contradictions and a weak economy with the help of rhetoric and high profile diplomacy but it is increasingly difficult to keep up the act.
China’s post-COVID19 image problem
When democracies fail at upholding their values that might be a more consequential image problem than anything the Chinese will have to worry about.
Chinese Communists in in India: Much Ado About Nothing?
Membership of the CPC is essential to success in any kind of activity in China. CPC members will, therefore, be found in every institution in China, and in every Chinese organisation abroad.
Book : China’s Search for ‘National Rejuvenation’: Domestic and Foreign Policies under Xi Jinping
Asian perspectives on China’s domestic and foreign policies
Thinking about China in India 