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China’s Strategic Posture in Tibet Autonomous Region and India’s Response

Relations between India and China are poised to affect and influence the global economic and strategic aggregates, which would significantly determine peace, security and stability in Asia in the coming decades. History denotes that interaction betwe....

November 21, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China , Monograph
Joint Declaration of ASEAN and China on Cooperation in the Field of Non-Traditional Security Issues, 2002 (Multilateral)

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November 07, 2012 Terrorism , Indo-Pacific , China
Sino-Indian War: Fifty Years On
Chietigij Bajpaee

Fifty years ago this month China and India went to war. Historically, the conflict that began on October 20 was a blip, lasting only a month with hostilities confined to their disputed border and even limited to the use of both countries’ armies w....

October 26, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China , International cooperation , Disputed border
Tibet in International Law and Practice
Amb Prabhat P Shukla

“Since Tibet is not the same as China, it should ultimately be the wishes of the people of Tibet that should prevail and not any legal or constitutional arguments. That, I think, is a valid point. Whether the people of Tibet are strong enough to....

October 22, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
Fighting to the Muzzle at Rezangla
Brig Gurmeet Kanwal

Fifty years ago, India suffered the ignominy of a military debacle at the hands of the People’s Liberation Army of communist China. Perceptive strategic analysts now attribute the Himalayan blunder to the untenable ‘Forward Policy’ and Pandit N....

October 22, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
Games China Plays - India’s Insecurities allow China to get its Own Way
Amb Kanwal Sibal

The 50th anniversary of the 1962 India-China border conflict provides an appropriate occasion to reflect on border differences between the two countries and the outlook for the future. India’s view of China is heavily etched by the 1962 events. At ....

October 19, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
India Has no Reason to Trust China
Amb Kanwal Sibal

We have to deal with China pragmatically, within the framework of our serious political differences and opportunities for economic engagement. China has grown into a formidable economic power, with swelling military muscles. It has suc....

October 12, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
China’s Involvement in India’s Internal Security Threats: An Analytical Appraisal
Dr N Manoharan

Twenty-first-century India faces multifarious security challenges. At the core of India’s security concerns is its ‘internal security’ – a major national security challenge. Among many imponderable factors of India’s security calculus, inte....

October 08, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China , China , Monograph , India’s security concerns
Enter The Dragon
Amb Kanwal Sibal

In the background of a perceived shift in global power from the West to the East, future relations between a rising China and India are a fit subject for analysis and speculation. The title of Bertil Lintner’ book - “Great Game East: India, C....

October 02, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
Strategic Posture Along China – India Borders is India Prepared?
General NC Vij, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM

The Context – Strategic Scenario China’s rise as a major international actor is certainly a defining feature of the strategic landscape of 21st Century. It certainly has ramifications for the entire world but most definitely for the Fa....

September 07, 2012 International Relations and Diplomacy , China
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