Tag: Russia-Ukraine crisis

• Two Years After Border Clashes, India Still Lacks a Coherent China Policy

  Originally published at World Politics Review, 13 July 2022. It has been over two years since Chinese incursions in the summer of 2020 along the disputed India-China boundary in eastern Ladakh led to a series of skirmishes that left dozens of soldiers dead on both sides. Yet unlike a February 2019 confrontation with Pakistan, which…

  Jabin T. Jacob

  13 July 2022

  Foreign Policy

  boundary dispute, Chinese foreign policy, Doklam, Hambantota, India-Pakistan relations, Indian foreign policy, Ladakh, Line of Actual Control (LAC), Narendra Modi, Quadrilateral Initiative, Russia-Ukraine crisis, S. Jaishankar, Taiwan, Tibetan government-in-exile, Wang Yi, Xi Jinping

• Sino-Russia Ties: Intimacy can breed complications

  Russian economic dependency might be a drag on China since it might not exactly be easy for Beijing to convert this to advantages elsewhere.

  Jabin T. Jacob

  3 March 2022

  Foreign Policy, War and Conflict

  Chinese foreign policy, economic sanctions, Russia-Ukraine crisis, Sino-Russia relations

• How Russia-Ukraine crisis works in China’s favour

  China’s tendency to privilege naked self-interest over principles in its international affairs suggests it seek advantages from the crisis created by the Russian invasion

  Jabin T. Jacob

  1 March 2022

  Borders, Foreign Policy, War and Conflict

  Chinese foreign policy, Chinese renminbi, economic sanctions, Russia-Ukraine crisis, Sino-Russia relations, Sino-US relations, Taiwan