Ravi Bhoothalingam

Poonam Surie's insightful book invites readers to join her quest to explore how China approaches modernity, leaving much to ponder, like a solitary reverie on a trek

LSE Professor Keyu Jin explores China's economic trajectory , and the challenge of moving from its successful 'old playbook' to a nuanced 'new playbook' in the face of evolving global dynamics

To convert these concepts into practice, Biki introduced a 'transformation programme' into the existing hotels in the Group

From the 1920s onwards, Churchill was firm - even quixotic - in opposing any proposal resembling genuine self-rule for India

Should not civilised societies prioritise human security which includes - but is not limited to - national security?

Over the years, India has persistently run a bilateral trade deficit with China

What the trade war might offer for India-China economic engagement

As ties between the two countries deepen, our capabilities to manage disputes will increase. So will mutual confidence. The first step can be taken now

For India and all the countries that co-created historic silk roads along with China, there are two options: create an opposing brand of equal or greater strength. Or, use the opponent's strength to t

If India showed more 'Econ' traits and China more 'Human' ones, the indifferent Sino-Indian relationship will improve

The country's 'security' fears in engaging more closely with China's regional economic outreach programmes are overdone

Closer economic ties will reduce the risk of a Sino-Indian conflict