Lieutenant General VK Singh, PVSM (Retd) writes:The 1962 Sino-Indian War has remained a subject of study and discussion ever since it ended. There have been various books from the Indian side but very few, if any from the Chinese. The USI decided in 2012 to try to get a new view on the events of that time.
Can the Other “Asian Giants” Deal With China’s Slowdown
Sandeep Jain writes: China’s slowdown has been keenly watched across the globe but much more so in its immediate neighbourhood which include ASEAN nations as also India. Chinese economy has been a driver of the global economy for the last decade specially during the period of the recent recession of 2008
India-Africa Partnership-Role Of The Common Man
Sandeep Jain writes:The Indo-African summit is presently on in New Delhi. There is lot of focus on trade, investment, strategic partnership, historical linkages between India and the African continent as also country specific bilateral issues such as import of oil from Nigeria
US Warship Testing Chinese Military Strategy in SCS
Roshan Writes: The speculations that US ships will be patrolling SCS has come to en end as according to US defense officialsaa US navy guided missile destroyer USS Lassen sailed close to China’s Subi and Mischief Reef .
TPP – Reasons For Chinese Exclusion and Should India Join?
Sandeep Jain Writes: The TPP is a continuation in the trend of having regional trade and economic forums / agreements over and above the global architectures such as WTO.
India’s UNSC Quest: P5 Countries ambiguous approach
Dr. Nivedita Das Kundu writes: India has been vigorously following its quest for United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) permanent membership. In the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), India has pressed for text based negotiations as a step to move forward the agenda of UNSC reform and expansion which was held-up aimlessly in the working group for last many years.