New Issue Brief: .I write for @JIIA_eng the Japan Institute of International Affairs with an overview of 🇮🇳India-China 🇨🇳 relations over the past few months of apparent thaw and an assessment of the post-2020 situation.

RT @CSEP_Org: How does China expand its influence in South Asia—not just through power, but presence? In Chapter 01 of our new series, @Con….

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RT @Himalayas_SNU: In a podcast by Community Radio, Voice of Kinnaur (@PoohCrs8913), our Non-Resident Senior Fellow discusses :. - India-Ti….

RT @Himalayas_SNU: Two of the case studies in the report have been authored by CHS faculty @anandpkrishnan & @DoctorDev .

RT @Himalayas_SNU: Taking inputs from the 12 case studies in the report, the editors point out the multiple ways in which #China has been a….

RT @Himalayas_SNU: Our Director @jabinjacobt, & @ConstantinoX, Senior Fellow, @CSEP_Org, speak with Aditi Phadnis, @bsindia on their edited….

RT @irgssnioe: Speaking for @bsindia, Prof. @jabinjacobt @irgssnioe analyzed @CSEP_Org latest report “How India Engages South Asia: In Ope….

RT @IndiasWorld_mag: Revisiting India's Periphery| VOL 1 ISSUE 2: Harmony Means Hierarchy: Lifting The Veil On China’s Global Community Rhe….

RT @CSEP_Org: @ConstantinoX and @jabinjacobt speak to Aditi Phadnis from the @bsindia on CSEP's latest report, 'How China Engages South As….

RT @bsindia: @ConstantinoX and @jabinjacobt tell Aditi Phadnis that India needs to build strategic capacity to better assess demand from ne….

RT @CSEP_Org: Watch @jabinjacobt explain our new report on China’s varied engagement in South Asia—covering water diplomacy, CPEC outreach,….

RT @PoohCrs8913: " 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚 & 𝐓𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐭 : 𝐓𝐢𝐞𝐝 𝐁𝐲 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬, 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐁𝐲 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐬𝐭 " . Prof Kaveri Gill, a Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Centre of Exc….

RT @irgssnioe: Check out Prof. @jabinjacobt @irgssnioe latest article "China in Egypt: Converting Economic Engagement into Political Capita….

Case in point:."A sr Indian govt official blamed the collapse on poor judgment, saying top 🇮🇳 advisers mishandled the process. We lacked the diplomatic support needed after🇺🇸struck better deals w/🇻🇳🇮🇩🇯🇵🇪🇺. We're now in a crisis that could've been avoided".

More here on Chinese views of India and how to understand and deal with India's external challenges.

Indeed, we see one side-effect of this underinvestment in the chaos that has ensued in India-US relations over the past few weeks. None of this to say that everything can be anticipated but preparation and investment in home-grown talent can help. 5/n.

is one the big tragedies of Indian policymaking towards China.Indeed, what's the quality of Indian presence, investments in& study of other countries besides China? 🇺🇸🇯🇵🇰🇷, ASEAN? Or Africa?.For eg, 54 countries in Africa but only 45 @MEAIndia missions.4/n.

Meanwhile, it is not only the Indian govt or military that needs to prepare wrt China but also Indian industry. Despite Galwan and Indian govt entreaties this has not happened. The lack of investments by Indian enterprises in developing indigenous capacity on China 3/n.

Even if restoration of status quo ante were to be set aside for the moment, preparing for future (inevitable) crises will require a thorough audit of Indian actions both before and after Galwan. Without accountability, "normalization" will remain between quote marks. 2/n.

In this interview with @MattooShashank, i address the current state of 🇮🇳🇨🇳ties. I speak about what "normalization" is and isn't and of how restoration of status quo ante Galwan 2020 has been pushed to the sidelines. 1/n.

RT @Himalayas_SNU: New📜. #Ladakh is undergoing a big shift from traditional agro-pastoral livelihoods to tourism-driven development. CHS….