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Doklam standoff
Ananth Krishnan on India-China Ties in an Era of Superpower Competition
By Ankit Panda
An Indian journalist based in China for 9 years shares his impressions of the two countries's relationship.
M. Taylor Fravel on How the People's Liberation Army Does Military Strategy
By Ankit Panda
The Diplomat speaks with M. Taylor Fravel about how China's People's Liberation Army thinks about war.
India, China Resume Annual 'Hand-in-Hand' Military Exercise After One-Year Gap
By Ankit Panda
The exercise was suspended in 2017 amid strained bilateral ties after the Doklam standoff.
In December 2018, Two Important Neighborhood Relationships in the Spotlight for India
By Ankit Panda
This month, India will have an opportunity to define a new era in its relations with Bhutan and the Maldives.
India Is Still Losing to China in the Border Infrastructure War
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
A year after the Doklam crisis, New Delhi faces the same old challenges in this realm.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Visits Bhutan in First High-Level Interaction Since the 2017 Doklam Standoff
By Ankit Panda
China's vice foreign minister made a rare trip to Bhutan to discuss the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
Modi and Xi in Wuhan: Bringing Normalcy Back to the India-China Relationship
By Harsh V. Pant
Modi’s visit to China is a welcome first step in resetting relations, but India must remain wary of Chinese intentions.
Making Sense of the Chinese People's Liberation Army's New Tracks at Doklam
By Ankit Panda
Chinese troops added new tracks near the point of the summertime standoff in the late-summer.
China Protests as Indian Drone Crashes Across the Line of Actual Control
By Ankit Panda
India claims the drone was on a training mission and veered across the border when its operators lost control due to technical issues.
China-India Relations After Doklam
By Jeff M. Smith
After a bitter military standoff in the Himalayas, where are relations between Asia’s two rising giants headed?
The Doklam Standoff Between India and China Is Far From Over
By Ankit Panda
The troops may have stepped back, but the China-India dispute in the Himalayas is far from over.
Tensions Diffused: China Willing to Reopen Nathu La Pass to Indian Pilgrims
By Charlotte Gao
Chinese foreign ministry says China highly values bilateral people-to-people exchanges
China and India: The Roots of Hostility
By Mohan Malik
Beijing and New Delhi's rivalry has deep roots.
After the Doklam Standoff, China Strengthens Ties With Nepal
By Charlotte Gao
China’s foreign minister vows to elevate China-Nepal cooperative partnership to new highs
Diplomacy in Doklam: New Strategic Ground for India in South Asia
By Narayani Basu
There may be no clear winner, but Doklam stands as a fine example of how to balance decisiveness with diplomacy.
What China Learned About India at Doklam
By Ankit Panda
What comes after the Doklam saga will matter greatly for the relationship between China and India.
Doklam Heralds the Arrival of a Confident and Assertive India
By Rajeev Chandrasekhar
The world’s largest democracy has begun to calmly and maturely assert its place in Asia and in the world.
After Doklam, India and China to Meet at BRICS Summit
By Tridivesh Singh Maini
On many fronts, India has grown more distant from the other members of BRICS.
For the United States, India's Moves at Doklam Signal Its Willingness to Act
By Richard M. Rossow
India's moves against China at Doklam reflect its value as a partner to the United States in preserving global order.
The Doklam Standoff Highlights Nepal’s Dilemmas With India
By Harsh V. Pant
Nepali discomfort about the ongoing standoff between India and China could have important consequences.
What Do the Bhutanese People Think About Doklam?
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri and Aswin Subanthore
The Doklam crisis is exacerbating fears of annexation in Bhutan.
Fake News: Chinese National Media on the Doklam Standoff
By Charlotte Gao
Some among China’s national media are trying to distort information and mislead Chinese nationals.
Amid the Doklam Standoff, China’s Vice Premier Will Visit Nepal
By Charlotte Gao
Nepal’s Deputy Prime Minister reveals that China’s Vice Premier Wang Yang will arrive in Nepal on August 14.
After 50-Day Doklam Standoff, China’s Defense Ministry Invites Indian Media Over
By Charlotte Gao
China’s Defense Ministry tries to send a goodwill signal directly to India.
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