No Dragons in the Title Please: A Survey of Indian Scholarship on Indo-Chinese Relations
The long tradition of scholarship on Indo-Chinese relations is finally encountering growing interest in the subject.
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The long tradition of scholarship on Indo-Chinese relations is finally encountering growing interest in the subject.
Border dispute casts shadow over Chinaâs offers of Covid help for India Analysis: some in China see Indiaâs crisis as a diplomatic opportunity but tensions from last summer remain high Workers sort oxygen cylinders for hospitals at a facility on the outskirts of Amritsar, India. Photograph: Narinder Nanu/AFP/Getty Images Workers sort oxygen cylinders for hospitals at a facility on the outskirts of Amritsar, India. Photograph: Narinder Nanu/AFP/Getty Images Thu 29 Apr 2021 00.00 EDT Last modified on Thu 29 Apr 2021 00.14 EDT As coronavirus rages across India, its neighbour China has ...
As coronavirus rages across India, its neighbour China has made repeated offers of help. Some are asking whether this could be an occasion to ease the tense relations between the world’s two most populous countries following last year’s border skirmishes. China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, said this week that Beijing was “ready to provide support and assistance to the Indian people at any time according to the needs of India”. A spokesperson for...
National Interest By TANVI MADAN On January 25, 2015, at 9:38 am, US President Barack Obama stepped off Air Force One on to the tarmac at Delhi’s Palam airport. Departing from protocol, Indian PM Narendra Modi was there to receive him. While the sky overhead was gloomy, the state of USIndia relations was not. Visible signs of how much the relationship had deepened over the previous decade and a half were everywhere, from the two leaders’ embrace on the tarmac to the reason for Obama’s visit — the first American president to be invited to be chief guest at India’s annual Republic Day...
Credit: Abhijnan Rej Advertisement To use a line of Lenin’s, which has been often referred to over the past year, as the world convulsed from the COVID-19 pandemic alongside serious upticks in geopolitical competition, some of which at times threatened to erupt into armed hostilities: “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” Replace “weeks” by “years,” and you have an accurate sense of the storm we have collectively weathered over the past 12 months. Amid all the chaos of the year that went by, many new books published during this year...