Increasing distance between India and China The Excelsior 07 Sep 2022 India’s objections to the docking of the Chinese vessel, Yuan Wang 5, in Hambantota only added fuel to the ongoing diplomatic battle between the two countries. India had earlier refused to reiterate its ‘One China’ policy as also provided visible military support to the Dalai Lama on his […]
China, Taiwan and India The Statesman 30 Aug 2022 Post the Nancy Pelosi visit to Taiwan and conduct of Chinese military exercises off the Taiwan coast, it appears multiple nations are joining hands to support Taiwan. The Taiwanese government released a statement reading, ‘The government of ROC (Taiwan) wishes to convey sincere gratitude to the executive branches and parliamentarians […]
Chinese naval vessel docks in Hambantota The Excelsior 24 Aug 2022 After a delay of six days, the Chinese ship Yuan Wang 5 docked in Chinese run Sri Lankan port Hambantota on 16th Aug, despite concerns of India and the US. The ship is scheduled to remain in the port till 22nd Aug, possibly for refuelling and replenishments. The […]
Chinese naval presence in Hambantota Amar Ujala (Hindi) 20 Aug 2022 Chinese naval presence in Hambantota Amar Ujala (Hindi) 20 Aug 2022 चीनी जहाज युआन वांग-5 भले ही श्रीलंकाई बंदरगाह पर रुका है, लेकिन उसका नियंत्रण चीनियों के हाथ में है। इससे पहले, वर्ष 2014 में दो चीनी पनडुब्बियां, जिसमें एक परमाणु शक्ति वाली पनडुब्बी भी थी, भारत की […]
Stalemate in India’s relations with China The Statesman 02 Aug 2022 There have been 16 rounds of India-China talks to resolve the standoff in Ladakh, but apart from withdrawal on both banks of the Pangong Tso, nothing else has been achieved. Each set of talks mentions a similar comment that both sides ‘agreed to stay in close contact and […]
China-Pak relations not as before The Excelsior 19 Jul 2022 The ‘higher than the mountains’ and ‘deeper than the ocean’ ties between China and Pakistan are possibly losing momentum. There is no doubt that China continues to support Pak diplomatically, as it did when it blocked Abdul Rehman Makki from being listed as a global terrorist, while simultaneously campaigning […]
India responds to China through diplomatic manoeuvres Bharat Shakti 15 Jul 2022 The Indian foreign minister, S Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, on the side-lines of a G 20 meeting in Bali, Indonesia, last week. Jaishankar tweeted, ‘Focused on specific outstanding issues in our bilateral relationship pertaining to the border situation.’ Of course, as expected, there were […]
Indo-China border issue (Hindi) Amar Ujala 12 Jul 2022 The Indian foreign minister, S Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, on the side-lines of a G 20 preliminary meeting in Bali, Indonesia, on Thursday. Jaishankar tweeted, ‘Focused on specific outstanding issues in our bilateral relationship pertaining to the border situation. Also spoke about other matters including students and […]
A lonely China The Excelsior 06 Jul 2022 A full-page paid advertorial by the Chinese embassy to project China’s views at the recently concluded BRICS summit was posted in an Indian newspaper last week. The Chinese ambassador to India, Sun Weidong, who has blocked all critics of China on social media, went to great lengths to praise India and […]
Chinese actions push regional countries towards the US The Excelsior 03 Jun 2022 The recently concluded successful QUAD summit in Tokyo, held under the shadow of the ongoing Russian ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine and growing Chinese belligerence in the region proved that nations prefer the west as a safeguard from China. Russian actions have changed the European geopolitical […]