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Political Unrest in Hong Kong: Where is it Headed?
Dr Teshu Singh

Introduction
The current protests in Hong Kong doesn’t seem to be ending. The protestors are working on the weekdays and staging protests on the weekends. Recently, the clash between the police and the demonstrators have become fierce;

November 18, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Situation in Hong Kong, Freedom in Hong Kong, China’s autarkical policies
हॉन्ग कॉन्ग मसले पर पार्टी के भीतर मतभेद शी चिनफिंग के लिए समस्या
Jayadeva Ranade

चीन का नेतृत्व हॉन्ग कॉन्ग में 9 सितंबर को हुए विरोध प्रदर्शन की तस्वीरों और वीडियो से भड़का जरू

November 06, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Hindi, Article, चीन, हॉन्ग कॉन्ग, हॉन्ग कॉन्ग में जारी प्रदर्शन
Modi-Xi and the Chennai Connect: From Home Town Diplomacy to Civilizational Diplomacy
Dr Teshu Singh

Chinese President Xi Jinping visited India on the invitation of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the second informal summit. The previous one was held at the Wuhan in 2018. It was the 19th meeting between the two leaders at various multilateral a

October 22, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Commentary, India-China relations, Mahabalipuram informal summit, Modi-Xi Jinping talks
Will DaMo help NaMo and Xi at Mahabalipuram?
S Gurumurthy, Chairman, VIF

It is strategic civilisational diplomacy at its symbolic best. Narendra Modi found that his second informal summit with Xi Jinping at Mahabalipuram in 2019 had been fixed 1,500 years ago by a prince of the Pallava dynasty, which ruled Mahabalipuram f

October 11, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi, India China Relations, Modi Xi summit
Can the Second Xi-Modi Summit Tackle the Really Difficult Issues
Jayadeva Ranade

In just around a fortnight in mid-October, Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to arrive in India for his second ‘informal’ meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the ancient coastal town of Mamallapuram near Chennai. Xi Jinpin

October 04, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Upcoming Indo-China informal summit, President Xi Jinping’s India visit
China’s Xiaokang (well-off) Border Defence Villages in the Tibet Autonomous Region
Jayadeva Ranade

Since the 19th Party Congress in October 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping has signalled that extra attention would be paid by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership to building a more comprehensive security structure in the Tibet Autonomous R

September 24, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article
Way Forward in India-China Relations after the Amendment of Article 370
Rajesh Soami

News has emerged that the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will not be visiting India on the 22nd of this month as had previously been scheduled. The request for the change of dates has ostensibly been made by the Indian side. Wang Yi is the Chinese

September 24, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Sino-India relations, China’s India-averse policies, China’s meddling on Kashmir issue
Inner-Party Differences on Hong Kong Issue Pose Problems for Xi Jinping
Jayadeva Ranade

China’s leadership will have been incensed by the photographs and videos of protestors in Hong Kong carrying American flags and chanting “America please take over Hong Kong” on September 9, in apparent escalation of the protests against Chinese

September 16, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, Hong Kong protests, Chinese leadership’s Hong Kong dilemma
Recent Transgressions by China in the South China Sea
Maj Gen (Retd.) P K Chakravorty

Activities of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN)
China along with Vietnam is the largest claimants of islands in the South China Sea. China has built military bases to include berthing sites for war ships, air strips for fighter a

September 06, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, China’s latest territorial transgressions, South China Sea and Vietnam
The Hong Kong Imbroglio
Gautam Sen

The present public upsurge in Hong Kong, administratively known as the Hong Kong Special Administered Region (HKSAR) of Peoples Republic of China (PRC), is now nearly three-month old. The latest trigger for the present unrest has been the HKSAR admin

September 05, 2019 International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Commentary, Hong Kong protests, China’s domestic differences, China’s ‘two systems’ on test
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