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| Democratic Reform and the Peace Process: The UN, Myanmar, and China |
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Vijay K Nambiar
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| Seminar | 14 June |
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For two decades the military regime in Myanmar was the object of international isolation, sanctions and annual 'finger pointing' resolutions adopted against it by the UNGA. The Chinese government has moved with fresh energy to encourage the peace process impressing on both government negotiations and ethnic armed groups.
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| China's Belt and Road Initiative: Assessment, Implications and India's Response |
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Shyam Saran, PS Raghavan, and Jabin T Jacob
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| Roundtable Discussion | 7 June |
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In mid-May, China hosted its first heads of governments /state-level event under its Belt and Road Initiative(BRI) where India did not participate.The discussion examined how other countries view BRI and what grounds might be found for a common approach India can take with other countries in the matter.
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| Towards 19th Party Congress: Xi Jinping Consolidates His Position |
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Krishan Varma
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| Seminar | 31 May |
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Since 2012, Xi Jinping has steadily consolidated power.Assuming concurrently the post of party General Secretary, President, and Chairman, CMC, he has methodically proceeded to eliminate all vestiges of the power of rival factions, most notably that of Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao.
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| CHINA REPORT |
| Volume 53 | Issue 2 | May 2017 |
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| India and China in Asia |
| Kishan Rana | Guest Editor’s Introduction |
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This Special Issue of China Report looks at the ramifications of China’s ambitious new connectivity project, across continental Asia and Europe, and the maritime canvas of the Indo-Pacific oceanic regions, which brings Eastern Africa in its ambit. The essays carried here examine, from varied perspectives, the India–China relationship, contextualised against these evolving backdrops. They are intended to stimulate dialogue and research.
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| ICS ANALYSIS |
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| Regional and Sub-regional Cooperation in Health Security: India and China |
| Madhurima Nundy | Issue No. 46 | June 2017 |
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| The main focus area in international relations includes security strategic affairs and foreign policy. Public health has mostly been peripheral in international relations and has been limited to being a domestic policy concern. More recently, however, there is an acknowledgment of health as an important domain of international relations.The paper discussed the importance of cooperation between China and India in maintaining health security. |
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| The ICS Blog is a platform for an open dialogue that aims to inform and enlighten, especially young scholars and analysts on contemporary issues related to China and East Asia. |
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| "We Shall Move North": Sikkim in the Aftermath of the 1962 Sino-Indian Conflict |
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| Wednesday Seminar | 28 June | ICS Seminar Room | 3 pm |
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| Public-Private Partnerships in Health Care: China and India |
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| Rama Baru and Madhurima Nundy |
| Wednesday Seminar | 5 July | ICS Seminar Room| 3 pm |
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| Is a China-centric World Order Inevitable? |
| Launch of ICS Lecture Series |
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| ICS Lecture Series| 20 July | IIC | 6 pm |
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Best Regards,
ASHOK K. KANTHA
Director
Institute of Chinese Studies |
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