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Xi Jinping in India
Chinese Perceptions of Modi’s Foreign Policy
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Alongside growing momentum for reconciliation, significant bilateral problems remain.
The Age-Old Sino-Indian Contest for South Asia
By Kunal Singh
Chumar is the latest episode in a half-century old battle for South Asian dominance.
China, India End Military Stand-Off Along Disputed Border
By Shannon Tiezzi
Both sides withdrew their troops according to a previously negotiated agreement.
Can Strategic Nuclear Competition and Cooperation Coexist?
By Kapil Patil
A Sino-Indo civil nuclear deal would have to clear substantial domestic and regional hurdles.
Can India Assert Itself Against China?
By Tridivesh Singh Maini
Provoking border conflict may no longer be an effective tool for Beijing.
Can India and China Overcome Their Border Dispute?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite voiced commitments to closer ties, the border issue continues to overshadow China-India relations.
Xi Jinping in India: A Breakthrough in Relations?
By Saurav Jha
The Chinese president is in India hoping to manage a complex economic and security relationship.
No, India Should Not Seek an Alliance With Japan
By Swati Arun
It is hard to see how an alliance with Japan could be of benefit to India.
China, India Set High Bar for Xi Jinping's Visit
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite lingering disagreements, both Chinese and Indian officials are optimistic about Xi's trip to India next week.
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