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Indonesia And China Strives To Focus On Trade Or Regional Affairs

Vikas DeshwalJuly 27, 20220

President Joko Widodo of Indonesia has been the foremost foreign chief to visit China since the Winter Olympics in February this year. Chinese spectators expressed on Monday that the relations between China and Indonesia are set to catch an all-around promotion after his stay. They reported that both flanks are not only watching to uplift collaboration on commerce and infrastructure but also dragging toward collaboration on creating "a society with a transferred destiny for humanity" and supporting multilateralism and fair outcome for the global society. Watchers also expressed that China has always respected Indonesia's judgment to stand up against a superpower and to attach to a non-alignment policy. They believe Indonesia's perspective and dedicated steps in advancing an equitabl

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New Delhi’s View Has Become Reactive Rather Than Proactive Against Beijing

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

The 16th round of discussions between New Delhi and Beijing at the Corps Commander rank has been completed with no sign of a Chinese escape from eastern Ladakh. This reached on the heels of discussions on July 7 between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, that forgot to show any developments. While the MEA's report following the conference called on China "to satisfy the disengagement from all remaining zones", the Chinese information did not refer to Ladakh whatsoever. Instead, it concerned Chinese considerations over Ukraine. We have arrived in such a sad situation that Beijing doesn't actually have trouble acknowledging India's needs. Additionally, two years after the border problem with China started in eastern Ladakh, PM Narendra Modi's

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One China Policy: How US Balances Between China, Taiwan Dispute

Snehashish RoyMay 24, 20220

The President of the United States Joe Biden, in his Japan visit, said that the US will militarily intervene if China tries to invade Taiwan. The White House on Monday, however, said that Biden had “reiterated our One China Policy and our commitment to peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait” along with considering the US's commitment under the Taiwan Relations Act, which ensures Taiwan with military assistance from the US for defense. US's One China Policy The One China Policy, proposed by the United States, is the basis of its longstanding relationship with Beijing. The US severed its diplomatic ties with the Taiwan's Republic of China and joined hands with the People's Republic of China in Beijing in 1979 under this policy. “The People’s Republic of China and the United St...

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How China Pushed Sri Lanka Into A Debt Trap, How India Can Help ?

Pooja YadavApril 11, 20220

Indian diplomacy must be more proactive when it involves Sri Lanka. China could leverage its position within the current depression. Sri Lanka’s depression is an emergent phenomenon and has been stewing for an extended time. What's strange about it's the dearth of basic planning and foresight by the Rajapaksa government to own gauged its enormity in time and initiate necessary corrective measures. The Rajapaksas themselves were also, in a way, involved in the making of this crisis. The Covid-19 pandemic affected the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka badly. Countries closed borders and therefore the movement of individuals came to a standstill. Demand for exports, especially for the products the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka sold, also fell. Even remittanc...

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Xi-BIDEN Virtual Summit: A Quick Look At The Relevance And Takeaways

Vasudha SNovember 18, 20210

Joe Biden and Xi Jinping held a virtual meeting recently. The world watched cautiously as the two clashing behemoths of the international, geopolitical stage discussed ways to scale down mutual mistrust and prevent potential clashes. On Tuesday the Chinese president Xi Jinping met his American counterpart Joe Biden over a virtual meeting. Xi and his group of advisers spoke to Biden who was joined by Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and a few more aides. This meeting comes in the midst of rising tensions between the two of the biggest powers in the world right now. Understandably, both countries and possibly everyone else who was following this summit closely had low expectations and high hopes from this meeting.  Joe Biden in the middle of the virtual summit with Chinese Pres...

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