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Part III – Clash of the Giant Economies
(The third and penultimate post on Indo-China relations) India and China: ‘Rivals in Partnership’ To determine the accuracy of such a conclusion, it is important to observe the growing influence of Indian and China in terms of economic growth and geostrategic, regional clout. These instances are indicative of the intense rivalry and competition that exists [...]
Part II – Is the Line of Actual Control Actually the Problem?
(This article forms the second post in the Teach-Yourself-Indo-China-Relations-Kit series.) Differences between New Delhi and Beijing have a historical nexus to border disputes and skirmishes spread over half a century. Consequently, any analysis of extant relations is illuminated by the problems that have cropped up along the 4000 km-long Line of Actual control demarcating the [...]
The-Teach-Yourself-Indo-China-Relations-Kit – I
… [China’s] summit with [India]….. brings together the leaders of more than a third of humanity and of the two countries whose growth is the starting-point for all serious discussion of the global economy in the 21st century. Few bilateral relationships are more important than this. This one matters to us all. - ‘Rivals in [...]
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Part IV – A Race to the Top.