Hemant Adlakha

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Hemant Adlakha is professor of Chinese, Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi. He is also vice chairperson and an Honorary Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS), Delhi.

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War in Ukraine and the New Delhi-Beijing geopolitical shadowboxing

India and China have separately frustrated and angered many in the West by refusing to condemn Russia’s military action on February 24. The two...

2022: Xi Jinping’s Annus Horribilis or Annus Mirabilis?

At the end of his first 5-year term, Xi is said to have tricked the party elites into letting him “hijack” power beyond two...

Is ‘NATO-ization’ of Finland the end of ‘Finlandization’ in Europe?

The brutal Russia-Ukraine war threatening to go on for “as long as it takes” is believed to be why Finland and Sweden sought NATO...

Did China place a losing bet on Russia?

Early in the Russia-Ukraine war, having placed the bet on Vladimir Putin, China was declared by most international analysts as among the war’s biggest losers....

Global Economy: Reducing “China-Dependence” Is Not Practical. Nor Feasible

The US fears of global economic “over-reliance” on China have failed to result in a desirable shift away from “Made in China” to “Made...

The World after the War in Ukraine: How China’s “good” war is turning “ugly”

Neither CPC leaders nor China’s state-sponsored international affairs think tank scholars indicated before February 24 if they had any idea of unpredictable and cascading...

BRI and the ‘Indo-Pacific’ Strategy: Geopolitical vs. Geostrategic

The new US Indo-Pacific Strategy document released in February has two interesting components, one overt and one covert. The document overtly declares the US...

Japan-US-Korea Alliance: Beijing Fears New Security Architecture in East Asia

South Korean president-elect Yoon Suk-yeol shares three common things with Japan’s recently elected PM Fumio Kishida – conservative leaning, hostility towards North Korea, and...

IR Theories, Political Discourse and Ukraine, …and War Rages On

After 28 days and 5 rounds of failed Russia-Ukraine military-level talks since the Kremlin launched “Special Military Operation” on Ukraine, it is business as...

Russian War on Ukraine Is Strafing China’s BRI

As compared with the Russian annexation of Crimea eight years ago, in the current Ukrainian war crisis not only China’s stakes are high but...

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