Showing posts with label Sino-Indian relations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sino-Indian relations. Show all posts

Friday, January 8, 2010

Prof. Swaran Singh on the recently concluded India-China ADD


Professor Swaran Singh has a new essay in the China Daily about the recent Annual Defence Dialogue (ADD) between China and India . . .



He suggests that "As China and India begin working together on the larger global issues such as climate change and hold the first BASIC (Brazil, South Africa, India and China) meeting this year, the third ADD could lay the foundation and make worthwhile contribution to their efforts by lowering tensions across their borders in the fragile environs of the Himalayas".

You can read his full essay here.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Prof. Swaran Singh on the three Ps of US-India elations


Its the season for alphabet soup! After Prof. Mattoo's three S's, Prof. Swaran Singh writes about the three P's of US-India relations . . .

Prof. Singh argues that PM Manmohan Singh's recent visit was high on platitudes, promises and parties but lacked the substance of the recent US-China summit. You can read his full essay in the Global Times here.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Prof. Swaran Singh on Sino-Indian relations


Prof. Swaran Singh was recently interviewed by the Global Times on Sino Indian relations.

Regarding the recent troubles on the border, Prof. Singh suggested that "Time will be the great healer."

Read the full interview here.
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Prof. Swaran Singh on Sino-Indian relations


Prof. Swaran Singh recently published an OpEd essay in China Daily on Sino-Indian relations.

He sees great promise for partnership between the two countries, despite some recent troubles on the border, mainly because of their common position on climate change.

Read his full essay here.
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