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How India's Indo-Pacific Strategy Is Countering China's 'String of Pearls'
While China appears intent on extending its footprint through ports, infrastructure projects and strategic investments under its "String of Pearls" policy, India is quietly pursuing another vision for the region.
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China Must Surround India With Economic Zones To 'Pressure New Delhi': State Media
China must pursue economic integration with countries like Bangladesh to promote "a string of active economic development zones surrounding India", a Chinese newspaper has reported.
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China Counters India's $2 Billion With $24 Billion For Bangladesh
China is set to sign off on loans worth over $24 billion to Bangladesh during President Xi Jinping's visit on Friday, Dhaka's biggest foreign credit line to date that will help it build power plants, a seaport and railways.
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Chinese Media Blames PM Modi For India's 'Changed Attitude' On Silk Road
China's state-run newspaper Global Times claimed today that former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had "expressed support" for China's ambitious Maritime Silk Road plan, but his successor Narendra Modi "changed" India's "attitude" towards the initiative by using delaying tactics.
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How India's Indo-Pacific Strategy Is Countering China's 'String of Pearls'
While China appears intent on extending its footprint through ports, infrastructure projects and strategic investments under its "String of Pearls" policy, India is quietly pursuing another vision for the region.
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China Must Surround India With Economic Zones To 'Pressure New Delhi': State Media
China must pursue economic integration with countries like Bangladesh to promote "a string of active economic development zones surrounding India", a Chinese newspaper has reported.
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China Counters India's $2 Billion With $24 Billion For Bangladesh
China is set to sign off on loans worth over $24 billion to Bangladesh during President Xi Jinping's visit on Friday, Dhaka's biggest foreign credit line to date that will help it build power plants, a seaport and railways.
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Chinese Media Blames PM Modi For India's 'Changed Attitude' On Silk Road
China's state-run newspaper Global Times claimed today that former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had "expressed support" for China's ambitious Maritime Silk Road plan, but his successor Narendra Modi "changed" India's "attitude" towards the initiative by using delaying tactics.
