China India Dialogue

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598 results, between April 20, 2016 and July 30, 2019

Sino-Indian Infrastructure Cooperation：Opportunities & Challenges

by Wang Shuya July 29, 2016

Correcting the mismatch of national resources by increasing Chinese investment to India, especially in the field of Infrastructure, may bring about a macroeconomic “Pareto improvement,” giving rise to a win-win situation between China and India.

India Wants to Learn from the Rise of China

by Wang Shuya July 28, 2016

The “super tonnage” rise experienced by the more than 2.5 billion people in China and India is unprecedented in human history. Promoting the rise of India will also benefit China in its more sustainable development.

An Indian view of Sino-Indian maritime relations

by Sourabh Gupta July 20, 2016

Together, China and India can re-create a new regional and international maritime order that is inspired by the virtues of the old as well as embodies the promise of the new Asian Century.

Win-Win: China and India can Be Maritime Partners

by Wang Shuya July 19, 2016

China and India have every will and capability to step up maritime cooperation and build a maritime partnership. Together, we can turn the oceans in the region and the world into oceans of peace, harmony, cooperation and prosperity.

Indian Sarod Serenading China

by Wen Zhihong & Xu Shuyuan July 7, 2016

A Sarod concert had never before been held in China. The word “Sarod” roughly translates to “beautiful sound” or “melody” in Persian. It is a stringed instrument from northern India used mainly in classical Indian classical music.

Wealth and Inequality in India

by Bodapati Srujana & Prabir Purkayastha May 10, 2016

India is currently becoming one of the most unequal regions in the world. What Indian policy is seeing is actually a trickle up effect, rather than ‘trickle down’ as some economists claim would happen with the expansion of the economy.

Precision Poverty Relief: China’s New Anti-Poverty Strategy

by Wang Sangui May 10, 2016

China cut the number of poor by more than 700 million in the past 30 years. Its contribution to reducing the rate of global poverty exceeded 70 percent.

The Implications of Modi’s Historic Visit to China

by China India Dialogue April 20, 2016

China and India should become cooperative partners for growth and jointly promote Asia’s prosperity and revitalization; China and India should become global partners for strategic coordination and work for a more just and equitable international order.

598 results, between April 20, 2016 and July 30, 2019

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