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Chinese Stance in United Nations Security Council towards India
Dr Teshu Singh

Amidst the on-going stand-off at the Galwan Valley, China had once again tried to raise the Kashmir issue in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Also, China has persistently tried to block India’s entry into the UNSC, Nuclear Suppliers Grou

October 15, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Pakistan, China, UNSC, Terrorism, Article 370, NPT, LAC, Galwan valley, NSG
India and Japan: “Lotus Waters in Chrysanthemum Lake”
Dr Anil Rawat

The conclusion of a defense deal between India and Japan marked a new high in the burgeoning relationship between the two countries. Had it not been for the constrains imposed by the COVID-19 and Prime minister Abe’s announcement to lay down his o

October 13, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, QUAD, strategic partnership, PM Modi, Suzuki, ACSA, Confluence of Two Seas, Digital Arc, Justice Radha Binod Pal, Okakura, PM Abe
भारत-चीन में तनाव : क्या चीन ने भारी भूल कर दी?
Amb Kanwal Sibal

चीन ने भारत के लद्दाख में सैन्य मुठभेड़ कर भारी भूल कर दी है। उसने अपनी दादागीरी दिखाने की रणनीत

October 13, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Hindi, Article, चीन। शी जिनपिंग। सीसीपीपी। पीएलसी। एलएसी। लद्दाख। पैंनगोंग टीएसओ। वांग यी। आर्थिक मोर्चा। सैन्य संघर्ष। रक्षा मंत्रियों की बैठक।
Local Perception of China's Growing Role in Central Asia
Dr Pravesh Kumar Gupta, Associate Fellow, VIF

Introduction
China's relation with its Central Asian neighbours has been complicated. Even though Beijing maintains good relations with most Central Asian governments, rising anti-Chinese sentiments among the local populace have proved ch

October 10, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Central Asia, China, Article, Protests, Kazakhstan, Corruption, illegal immigrants, Debt Trap, Demonstrations, Anti-China, Leasing Land, Detention Camps, Sinophobia, Kyrgystan
Why China is an Economic Landmine
Prerna Gandhi, Associate Fellow, VIF

‘And China has deep pockets’ is a guaranteed statement one gets to hear in every seminar or discussion on China. But despite its moneyed and lucrative hues, many questions arise. How is China an economic behemoth, when economists and Chinese poli

October 09, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Russia, NATO, BRI, State Owned Enterprises, WTO, Debt, Technology transfers, Cybersecurity Law, Bullet Trains
अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति चुनाव
Amb D P Srivastava, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

रिपब्लिकन और डेमोक्रेटिक की भिन्न रीतियां उनके दलों के दर्शन और अमेरिका में राष्ट्रपति पद के च

October 09, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, US, Hindi, Article, चीन। अर्थव्यवस्था। अंतरराष्ट्रीय संबंध। कोविड। कर। शीत-युद्ध। डेमोक्रेट्स। रिपब्लिकन्स। आव्रजन। नस्लीय संबंध।
US-China: Moving Towards War or Cut-Throat Competition?
Air Vice Marshal (Retd) Rajesh Isser, AVSM,VM (G)

Abstract
This paper explores the realm of the brewing competition between the US and China, which can easily escalate to military confrontation. India has been forced to make choices away from its long-held belief in hedging and non-allia

October 08, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, US, China, Article, PLA, Sino-US War, Hi-tech race, Economies at War, Geopol games
How Turkey Succumbed to China on the Uighur issue?
Dr Yatharth Kachiar

“We have kin in every corner in the world. From the Balkans to Central Asia, from Crimea to North Africa. All incidents, which take place in every single region, directly concern us. So claims about China’s pressure on our siblings in the Xinj

October 06, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, China, economy, Turkey, Uighurs, Human Rights, Turkic people, ethnicity
West Asia Roundup September 2020
Amb Anil Trigunayat, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

Abstract:
Jordan was the last Arab country in 1994 to have normalised relations with Israel. Even though over the years Israel has tried to informally engage with the Arabs especially GCC countries the formalisation of relations w

October 05, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, West Asia, Article, Israel, Qatar, Azerbaijan, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Armenia
United Nations at 75
Amb D P Srivastava, Distinguished Fellow, VIF

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his speech to the 75th UNGA session mentioned that the form and structure of the UN reflect the world of 1945. These are inadequate to face the challenges of the 21st century. He also highlighted India’s contribution

October 03, 2020 International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, India, Pakistan, China, Turkey, COVID-19, Multilateralism, UNGA, France, reforms, UAE, UN Secretary General
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