International Relations in India & Beyond
The recent Xi Jinping- Narendra Modi bonhomie in Wuhan, billed as the ‘first informal summit’ between the leaders of both the countries, has generated much brouhaha in the policy-making circles across the globe. Analysts...
Modi believes that upcoming India growth with outstrip China and allow it to claw its way back into the spending race. The plan is that increased state revenues will cover the costs of domestic...
PM Modi and President of the People’s Republic of China, Xi Jinping held their first Informal Summit in Wuhan on April 27-28, 2018, to exchange views on overarching issues of bilateral and global importance,...
Simply playing the ‘Dalai Lama card’, as many are prone to do, will not only restrict India’s ability to manoeuvre in the outside world but also risks undermining its own Buddhist legacy. – Phunchok Stobdun*...
First, Xi, widely known to have a soft spot for Tibet, hitherto kept his own approach close to his chest, fearing resistance from hardliners. Unlike others, he held the view that the prospects for solving the...
