It is generally considered poor form to speculate on the consequences of a person&rsquo;s death, especially if that person is as graceful as Tenzin Gyatso, the fourteenth Dalai Lama. Distasteful as the venture may be, it must be undertaken because of what is at stake &mdash; not only the future of millions of Tibetans around the world, but also, because of its connection to India-China relations, the Indo-Pacific region as a whole.

Nitin Pai: After the Dalai Lama 

Business Standard

Taiwan&rsquo;s presidential elections, since they first started in 1996, have in large part been referendums on the &ldquo;One China&rdquo; policy. Voters have been offered two deviations from the delicious ambiguity of the status quo: either a path towards eventual re-unification with mainland China or a dangerous path towards independence.

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