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Managing China: Competitive engagement, with Indian characteristics China's Strategy

Managing China: Competitive engagement, with Indian characteristics

Executive Summary This paper explores India’s ties with China, outlining how they have evolved over the course of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s years in office. It lays out the elements of cooperation, competition, and potentially conflict in the Sino-Indian relationship, as well as the leverage the two countries potentially hold…
bubmag
February 24, 2020
Global China: Great powers China's Strategy

Global China: Great powers

In the wake of China’s increased assertiveness abroad and Russia’s interventions in Ukraine, Syria, and U.S. elections, great power competition has captured the attention of Washington’s policymakers and analysts. For many in the strategic community, great power politics is primarily understood as a shorthand for the bilateral competition between the…
bubmag
February 24, 2020
Meet the brave new Indian Army China's Strategy

Meet the brave new Indian Army

First-ever Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat One day in mid-September 2019, an Indian Army Brigadier commanding around 3,000 soldiers along the 1,126-km Line of Actual Control with China walked across to stiffly shake hands with a Colonel from the People’s Liberation Army during a flag meeting at Bumla.…
bubmag
February 23, 2020
Industrialist Sajjan Jindal urges govt to strengthen domestic manufacturing sector China's Strategy

Industrialist Sajjan Jindal urges govt to strengthen domestic manufacturing sector

Almost entire requirement of raw material required for antibiotics is imported from China, which means that it controls the Indian market for antibiotics, the JSW Group chairman said in a statement. India needs to strengthen domestic manufacturing capacity in various areas, including antibiotics, to reduce dependence on China, industrialist Sajjan…
bubmag
February 13, 2020
Why Russia’s Bastion-P Truck-Launched Anti-Ship Missiles Could Be a Real Killer China's Strategy

Why Russia’s Bastion-P Truck-Launched Anti-Ship Missiles Could Be a Real Killer

One of the ubiquitous buzzwords in national security circles the last few years is “Anti-Access/Area Denial,” or A2/AD. This term-of-art refers to the capability of long-range missile systems fielded by China and Russia that could theoretically threaten vast swathes of territory, in theory denying access to those areas. One common focus…
bubmag
February 8, 2020
Refocusing the China debate: Beijing’s ideological exports and the question of who “lost” China China's Strategy

Refocusing the China debate: Beijing’s ideological exports and the question of who “lost” China

Looking back on the most prominent China debates of 2019, it’s clear that we need to refocus the discussion about “strategic competition” for 2020. The center of gravity in U.S. policy debates needs to shift away from Beijing and toward the challenging policy choices needed to better adapt the U.S.…
bubmag
February 7, 2020
Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is biowar to decouple China a prelude to US war in South China Sea China's Strategy

Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is biowar to decouple China a prelude to US war in South China Sea

The 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) was designed by the United States and planted in Wuhan, China by the American CIA to serve as a biological weapon meant to decouple the US-China economies; and to separate, segregate, and to isolate China from the rest of the world including closing of borders,…
bubmag
February 7, 2020