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Mao’s legacy of the one-child policy could stall Xi’s ambition

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The rise of India in the coming decades

The Historian’s Eye

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Romila Thapar provides a nonjudgmental cultural perspective on China

Terra Infirma

Sudeep Paul

What still mattered most was how the US and China dealt with each other

Banking on Biden

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The new president’s China policy will shape India’s cooperation and Beijing’s behaviour in Asia

They Must Be Celebrating in Beijing

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We are watching the curtain come down on the American century

Delhi’s Dhaka Dilemma

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Should South Block be alarmed at Bangladesh’s increasing closeness to China?

Blame China

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For ruining our festivities

Unmade by China

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How the Chinese Communist Party has been reshaping the post-Cold War world order by remoulding nations, societies and institutions from within

Xi Jinping should not ape Milosevic, says expert

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Noted China critic and historian Olsi Jazexhi says he is also worried about anti-Muslim campaigns in India

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