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China-India: Courting Closer Confidence
Swaran Singh discusses the significance of the ongoing Indian Foreign Minister's visit to China

Why does India need an Aerospace Command?
Radhakrishna Rao comments on the shape of the proposed command, objectives, and impediments to its development

China and Thailand: Analyzing Xi Jinping’s Visit
Teshu Singh discusses the renewed vigour in Sino-Thai relations

China's Modernization Rush: Kashgar At Crossroads
Bhavna Singh comments on China's initiatives to revive the old Silk Route city of Kashgar in Xinjiang

China-South Korea Presidential Summit: Fait Accompli?
Jayadeva Ranade looks at the issues and outcome of the Presidential dialogue between China and South Korea 

China in Outer Space: A Strategy for Global Supremacy?
Radhakrishana Rao comments on the Chinese space overtures 

The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Summit: Opportunities for the New Decade
Panchali Saikia discusses the China’s involvement in the GMS

China’s Presence in the Mekong
Chok Tsering proposes a regional approach to the Mekong basin for its sustainable development

Chinawood: Not yet up to Hollywood?
Namrata Hasija argues for less state intervention for development of film industry in China

Chinese Troops in Seychelles: An Analysis
Teshu Singh reflects on the implications of China's presence in Seychelles

Xi Jinping in Vietnam: Attempts at Reconciliation?
Amruta Karambelkar analyzes China's carrot and stick policy vis-a-vis Vietnam

Chinese Black Jails: 'An Alleyway in Hell'?
Namrata Hasija comments on the phenomenon of black jails in China

Unrest in Buddha’s Homeland: The Curious Case of Lumbini
Pradeepa Viswanathan argues that Lumbini has great economic potential if the government can overcome political obstacles

India's China Policy: Should it be ‘Effective’ or ‘Assertive’?
Bhartendu Kumar Singh argues for 'sustained engagement' as the hallmark of India's policy towards China

Vietnam and the South China Sea: Hypothetical Scenarios
Amruta Karambelkar imagines three settings with three main actors, Vietnam, India and China

China’s New Rural Poverty Line: An Insight
Teshu Singh studies the implications of lowering of China's poverty line

China: The Red Weddings
Bhavna Singh comments on the political and cultural appropriation of mass weddings by the provincial governments in China

What can SAARC Offer to Afghanistan?
Nishchal N Pandey comments on the importance of trade, transit and connectivity for stability in Afghanistan

Tibetan Community-in-Exile: The Generation ‘Y’
Chok Tsering highlights the transformation in attitudes and perceptions amongst the Tibetan youth-in-exile

The South China Sea: Likely Outcomes
Teshu Singh outlines four possible scenarios on the South China Sea dispute

Self-immolations in Tibet: Wider Implications
Bhavna Singh attributes the recent spate of self-immolations to severe psychological despair among Tibetans

PLA and China's Peaceful Development
Kamlesh Kumar Agnihotri observes the non-traditional role played by the PLA in furthering China's policy goals

Widening Gender Imbalance in China
Namrata Hasija looks at the implications of gender imbalance in China and steps taken by the government to eradicate it

Will China have an Anna Hazare?
Bhavna Singh explores the scope for civil society activism within the constrained Chinese milieu

Kodari Road: Implications for Nepal, China and India
Chok Tsering on the strategic importance of the road for the three neighbours

Agni V: Will it Enhance India’s Deterrence against China?
Bhartendu Kumar Singh comments on Sino-Indian military asymmetry

Changing Discourse on the Diversion of the Brahmaputra
Chok Tsering examines the reasons for China’s changed position on the diversion of the Brahmaputra

Istanbul 2011: On Afghanistan
Farhod Mirzabaev comments on the outcome of the meeting in Istanbul earlier this month

China’s Space Docking Success: Strategic Implications
Radhakrishna Rao highlights the possible implications of China's space forays on India

Stilwell Route: What are its Economic Implications?
Jayasree Nath asks whether the operationalization of this road will have any positive gains for Northeast India

Revisiting Confucius
Teshu Singh evaluates the significance of Confucian values in contemporary Chinese foreign policy and power projection

China in Space: A Threat?
Gunjan Singh studies the larger implications of China’s rising space footprint in the backdrop of the launch of Tiangong-1 module

Russian Politicking on the Korean Peninsula
Ruhee Neog investigates the various positions on the gas pipeline deal

Reincarnation of Living Buddhas: A Zone of Sino-Tibetan Conflict
Jigme Yeshe Lama comments on the impending religious conflict between the Tibetan leadership and the Chinese government

China’s Ballistic Missile Defence Counter-Measures
Debalina Chatterjee speculates on China’s future options in the sphere of ballistic missile defence and counter-measures

Free Expression on Weibo: An Alternate to Facebook, Twitter?
Alpana Verma highlights the active role played by Chinese internet forums in building a cooperative relationship between the state and citizens

Rising Suicide Rates among Rural Women in China
Namrata Hasija scrutinizes the reasons and the changing nature of suicides amongst rural Chinese women

Cultures of China : An Exposition
Teshu Singh observes how China is using cultural projection as  a means to subvert the China-threat perception

Ten Years After: ‘Terror Franchisees’ as an Evolving Phenomenon
D Suba Chandran responds to Medha Chaturvedi’s commentary

Ten Years After: 9/11 and ‘Justified Realpolitik’
Alankrita Sinha and Tanvi Kulkarni respond to Abhijit-Iyer Mitra’s commentary

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Issue Briefs, Special Reports, Research Papers
Sino-Indian Economic Strategic Dialogue: Beyond the Beijing Round
Bhartendu Kumar Singh
Issue Brief 177

China’s New Development Strategy: Emphasizing Domestic Consumption, Human Resources and R&D
Jayadeva Ranade
Issue Brief 174

The African Safari: Understanding the Sino-Indian Competition in Africa
Prof. Baladas Ghoshal
Issue Brief 167

South China Sea: Opportunity or Liability?
Bhavna Singh & Panchali Saikia
Special Reports 113

China-Pakistan Nuclear Alliance:An Analysis
Siddharth Ramana
Special Reports 109

China and Myanmar: Strategic Interests, Strategies and the Road Ahead
Billy Tea
Research Paper 26

Developing a Framework for Regional Cooperation in South Asia
Bhavna Singh and Jabin T Jacob
Conference Reports 29
 
 
 

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