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Opinion | Can India And China Be 'Frenemies'?
The question that needs to be asked is, why did China risk a major conflict with India? What was the purpose? Was it to force India to come to the negotiating table, as Mao had told his generals in October 1962?
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Opinion | China, Pakistan, And The Trouble With Keeping Snakes In Your Backyard
While declaring that China opposes all forms of terrorism, its foreign ministry asserts that it seeks to foster amity. Does Beijing really think it can present itself as an honest broker even as it acts like a behind-the-scenes instigator?
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S Jaishankar's Sharp Message On Terrorism In First China Visit In 5 Years
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday raised the issue of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam at the meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council in Tianjin.
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Opinion | Can India Help Pull Putin Away From Xi? Or, Should It?
In recent weeks, many in India have wondered if it was right to rely more on the West in recent years and weaken relations with its old-time, traditional ally, Russia.
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Opinion | 'No More Double Standards': What India Really Meant At BRICS
Finally, after the debacle with the joint statement with the SCO just a few days ago, and with increasing domestic pressure regarding India's diplomatic outreach, the BRICS declaration strongly condemned the gruesome Pahalgam attacks.
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S Jaishankar Holds Talks With Russian Counterpart Lavrov
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, held a meeting on the sidelines of the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
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1 Border, 3 Enemies: Army Says Pak Was Not The Only Adversary In Op Sindoor
An overwhelming 81 per cent of Pakistan's military hardware is of Chinese origin, with China using the country like a "live lab" to test its military tech, the army said.
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Opinion | The Dragon-Scorpion Embrace, And Why India Can't Afford To Ignore It
The "two-front" conundrum involving Pakistan and China is not a hypothetical scenario for India; it is a live challenge that necessitates constant vigilance and strategic preparedness.
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No Consensus On Terror At SCO: Ministry On Why India Did Not Sign Statement
India refused to sign the joint statement at the SCO meet chaired by China since a consensus could not be reached on terrorism.
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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At China Meet
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) to hold perpetrators accountable.
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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At SCO Meet In China
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the SCO to hold accountable perpetrators, organisers and financers of cross-border terrorism.
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Opinion | Between Operations Gibraltar And Sindoor, A Missed Industrial Revolution
A look at some numbers to see how far India has travelled over the last sixty years, since Operation Gibraltar of 1965.
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Pakistan, Troubled By Thoughts Of A Deterrent For BrahMos, Looks Beyond China
Ever since India's precision strikes first destroyed its terror infrastructure and later its air bases and military installations during Operation Sindoor, one question has kept Pakistan worried - How to defend itself against India's BrahMos missile?
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Opinion | How China Has Been Blocking India's UNSC Actions Since The 2000s
China's pattern of using "technical holds" in the UNSC 1267 Sanctions Committee can be traced to the early 2000s.
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Opinion | Why India Should Be Wary As China Tries To 'Realign' Pak And Taliban
While the current status quo gives New Delhi more space and incentive to work with the regime in Kabul, the Emirate's ties with China and Pakistan do pose a huge risk to New Delhi's outreach.
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Opinion | Can India And China Be 'Frenemies'?
The question that needs to be asked is, why did China risk a major conflict with India? What was the purpose? Was it to force India to come to the negotiating table, as Mao had told his generals in October 1962?
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Opinion | China, Pakistan, And The Trouble With Keeping Snakes In Your Backyard
While declaring that China opposes all forms of terrorism, its foreign ministry asserts that it seeks to foster amity. Does Beijing really think it can present itself as an honest broker even as it acts like a behind-the-scenes instigator?
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S Jaishankar's Sharp Message On Terrorism In First China Visit In 5 Years
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday raised the issue of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam at the meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council in Tianjin.
-
Opinion | Can India Help Pull Putin Away From Xi? Or, Should It?
In recent weeks, many in India have wondered if it was right to rely more on the West in recent years and weaken relations with its old-time, traditional ally, Russia.
-
Opinion | 'No More Double Standards': What India Really Meant At BRICS
Finally, after the debacle with the joint statement with the SCO just a few days ago, and with increasing domestic pressure regarding India's diplomatic outreach, the BRICS declaration strongly condemned the gruesome Pahalgam attacks.
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S Jaishankar Holds Talks With Russian Counterpart Lavrov
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, held a meeting on the sidelines of the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
-
1 Border, 3 Enemies: Army Says Pak Was Not The Only Adversary In Op Sindoor
An overwhelming 81 per cent of Pakistan's military hardware is of Chinese origin, with China using the country like a "live lab" to test its military tech, the army said.
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Opinion | The Dragon-Scorpion Embrace, And Why India Can't Afford To Ignore It
The "two-front" conundrum involving Pakistan and China is not a hypothetical scenario for India; it is a live challenge that necessitates constant vigilance and strategic preparedness.
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No Consensus On Terror At SCO: Ministry On Why India Did Not Sign Statement
India refused to sign the joint statement at the SCO meet chaired by China since a consensus could not be reached on terrorism.
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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At China Meet
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) to hold perpetrators accountable.
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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At SCO Meet In China
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the SCO to hold accountable perpetrators, organisers and financers of cross-border terrorism.
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Opinion | Between Operations Gibraltar And Sindoor, A Missed Industrial Revolution
A look at some numbers to see how far India has travelled over the last sixty years, since Operation Gibraltar of 1965.
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Pakistan, Troubled By Thoughts Of A Deterrent For BrahMos, Looks Beyond China
Ever since India's precision strikes first destroyed its terror infrastructure and later its air bases and military installations during Operation Sindoor, one question has kept Pakistan worried - How to defend itself against India's BrahMos missile?
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Opinion | How China Has Been Blocking India's UNSC Actions Since The 2000s
China's pattern of using "technical holds" in the UNSC 1267 Sanctions Committee can be traced to the early 2000s.
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Opinion | Why India Should Be Wary As China Tries To 'Realign' Pak And Taliban
While the current status quo gives New Delhi more space and incentive to work with the regime in Kabul, the Emirate's ties with China and Pakistan do pose a huge risk to New Delhi's outreach.
