Domestic drivers of China’s policy toward Hong Kong

Hong Kong and China share a complex and difficult relationship which is significantly marked by Chinese oppressive measures and resulting suspicions of Hong Kongers...

China’s Wolf Warrior Diplomacy: Major Change Drivers of its Policy

“Even though a thousand miles away, anyone who affronts China will pay.” This new tone of China’s Wolf Warrior Diplomacy (WWD) unlike other diplomatic...

Centenary of the Chinese Communist Party: 100 years of Prosperity and Greatness

Since its establishment, the Communist Party of China has made many national contributions and has become the main engine of Chinese progress since the...

High time for India to Reconsider the One-China Policy

Sino-Indian bilateral relations have seen major challenges in the recent years, beginning with the Doklam crisis to the current pandemic situation. The sugar-coated rhetoric of Beijing proved to be mere duplicity after tensions erupted along the Line of Actual...

Who would bell the China cat?

If the G-7 and NATO china-bashing statements are any guide, the world is in for another long interregnum of the Cold War (since demise...

Xinjiang? A Minority Haven Or Hell

While the G7 meets under the shadow of Covid 19 and the leaders of the most prosperous nations on earth are focused on rebuilding...

Looking back on India-China ties, one year past the Galwan incident

Two nuclear-armed neighbouring countries with a billion-plus people each, geographically positioned alongside a 3,488-km undemarcated border in the high Himalayas. This is the Line...

Taiwan: The First and Oldest ‘Thorn’ between China and the West (part 2)

In the first part of the article, we noted Taiwan has returned as one of the thorniest issues in the US policy toward China...

Taiwan: The First and Oldest ‘Thorn’ between China and the West

Over three hundred and fifty years ago, when the West lost its first war with China over Taiwan, the technological level between the two...

China’s know-how on becoming the oldest society in the world

For decades, China had a “one-child policy” that permitted families to have only one child. A few years ago, this restriction was changed to a...

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