Tag: China
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External Affairs Minister Jaishankar addresses the developing ties between India-China
On December 3, 2024, during the winter session, at the Lok Sabha, the External Affairs Minister S.Jaishankar highlighted the long term rift and the progressing relationship between India and China at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). “Recent developments that reflect continuous diplomatic engagements have set Indo-China ties in the direction of some improvement. Disengagement ... -
India to Maintain Investment Restrictions Despite Improved China Relations
India will maintain its strict investment scrutiny for neighboring countries, Ms Sitharaman said, even as New Delhi improved diplomatic relations with Beijing. The statement was made days before Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping are likely to meet at the BRICS summit in Russia. This development comes after both countries agreed on the standardized pattern ... -
Sri Lanka’s New President Wants to Stay Neutral Between China and India
Sri Lanka’s new president is Anura Kumara Dissanayake. He was elected on Sunday and triumphed over the former president, Ranil Wickremesinghe. He has ambitious ideas of how Sri Lanka will be dealing with other countries. Dissanayake said in an interview that Sri Lanka does not wish to be caught in the middle of China and ... -
India’s Unique China Challenge: Jaishankar Calls for Rigorous Scrutiny of Chinese Investments
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently highlighted India’s distinct challenges with China, emphasizing that the country’s issues extend beyond the global concerns commonly associated with China. Speaking at the ET World Leaders Forum, he stressed the need for India to exercise heightened vigilance when scrutinizing Chinese investments, given the ongoing border tensions and the broader ... -
Chinese Hackers Target Australian Networks, Says ACSC
In 2022, the Australian Cyber Security Center (ACSC) reported that Chinese government-backed hackers had stolen usernames and passwords from an unknown Australian network. The group behind the attacks is recognized as APT40. This group is alleged to have carried out cyber activities on behalf of China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS). Who had taken part ... -
Top 5 Predicted Biggest Economies In The World
The economy is one of the major areas of any country. Without an economy, no country can survive. A country with a strong economy can offer its citizens both basic and luxurious amenities and offers a good lifestyle. Out of 195 countries in the world, here is the list of the top 6 growing economies. ... -
China-US Bilateral Ties in the Shadow of 2024 Presidential Elections
China-US – The dynamic relationship between China and the United States stands at a critical juncture, poised between cooperation and confrontation. As the world watches, the outcome of the 2024 US presidential elections holds significant implications for the future of this crucial bilateral relationship. Current State of Affairs At present, the relationship is marred by ... -
China Floods Killed 4: Deadly Toll in Southern China
China Floods Killed 4 and 10 others were reported missing. The floods, which primarily affected cities in the densely populated Pearl River Delta, have sparked concerns about the region’s preparedness for increasingly severe deluges triggered by extreme weather events. China Floods Killed 4: Record Rainfall Sparks Massive Evacuations Since Thursday, the region has experienced unprecedented ... -
China’s Q1 GDP Growth: A Mixed Bag of Results
China’s Q1 GDP growth showed a faster-than-expected expansion. This news comes as a relief for officials grappling with a sluggish property sector and rising local government debt. Despite this positive headline, other economic indicators for March paint a different picture, revealing continued weakness in domestic demand. Solid Growth, But Challenges Remain – China’s Q1 GDP ... -
Philippines Seeks Diplomatic Solutions with China to Ease South China Sea Tensions
Philippines‘ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has emphasized the importance of dialogue with China to prevent escalating tensions in the South China Sea. The president’s call comes amidst ongoing maritime disputes and recent incidents involving ramming vessels and the use of water cannons. Despite these challenges, the Philippines remains committed to peaceful dialogue and is exploring ...