Indo-China Ties

Will China tone down its more assertive foreign policy? Straws in the wind suggest that it might.

India was right to resist Chinese pressure and attend this year’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for Liu Xiaobo.

Nicolas Sarkozy’s India visit struck all the right notes as he backed it for permanent UNSC membership.

Successful testing of the Agni-I and Brahmos missiles underscores India’s growing defence prowess.

China’s growing strategic assertiveness is encouraging Indian policymakers to boost ties with the neighbours.

China’s new rail line connecting Mecca with nine holy sites in Saudi Arabia is a project India can learn from.

A key Chinese official meets Manmohan Singh and Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. Was there some subtle pressure?

With an eye on China, India’s navy and army are to boost ties with their Vietnamese counterparts.

Comparing the two countries may be without meaning. But the tendency is likely to stay.

Worried by China’s naval rise in the Indian Ocean, India looks to Project-75.

China’s refusal of a visa to Indian general Lt. B S Jaswal is a new provocation by Beijing.

Nirupama Rao’s meeting with the Dalai Lama will have annoyed China. It’s tit-for-tat.