India China Ties

China will influence our neighbourhood but India shouldn't be scared of such politics: Jaishankar

Being a major economy, China will deploy resources and try to shape things in its way, he said, adding, "why should we expect otherwise, but the answer to that is not to complain that China is doing it," Jaishankar said.

Threat posed by China offers opportunity for strong India-US ties, says Congressman Issa

The Congressman observed how the Indian and the US societies “share many of the same values, but approach the work ethic and the education ethic in a substantially different way” in which the shortages in the US are disproportionately able to be filled in partnership with India.

Boundary settlement process should not influence normal ties, trade with India: China

Mao was reacting to a reported remark by an Indian official at the World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos that India's investment rules for China could change once their relationship at the border stabilises.

India clamps down on Chinese products, imposes anti-dumping duty for five years

The DGTR in separate probes have concluded that these products have been exported at a price below normal value in Indian markets, which has resulted in dumping. The domestic industry has suffered material injury due to the dumping of these products.

Head-on | Great power politics: India’s year of reckoning

2024 will be seen historically as India’s year of reckoning at the start of a new era in great power politics

India, China continue to engage on diplomatic, military sides for some sort of resolution: MEA

EAM S Jaishankar on Wednesday reflected on India's relationship with China, while shedding light on historical nuances, he provided a perspective on how a more Bharat-centric approach could have shaped the nation's view of its ties with China differently.

India must look beyond the China question to understand US' mixed signals

Though China remains the biggest strategic challenge for India, the United States is the biggest intellectual challenge for our strategic community

Why New Delhi should worry about instability in China's PLA ranks

New commanders may be inclined to please the Emperor in order to consolidate their position in the hierarchy and therefore take a more belligerent stance towards Taiwan and India

War in Our Times | Misreading Chinese intentions can prove costly: Remembering the build-up to 1962

Mao’s role in the 1962 conflict with India was underplayed for years and it was only in the 1990s that a series of good writing from China emerged, revealing Mao’s impatience and irritation with Nehru’s growing influence in the developing world, and India’s unwillingness to let go of Aksai Chin

Global Watch | China is systemically strangulating Tibet and hiding it behind the façade of mega projects

China’s Tibet policy is primarily based on ruthless exploitation hidden under the façade of mega infrastructure projects which are showcased to the rest of the world as a sign of development in this region