ISSUE/POLICY BRIEFS & REPORTS
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BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE (BRI) AND ITS FUTURE IMPLICATIONS When we look at the BRI, it is important to look at it from a broader perspective. Over
the last decade or so, there has been a flux in global geopolitics. The older established
powers are being challenged by other emerging centers of power especially in Asia. It is
in this context that we have to look at BRI, the evolution of which coincides with this
flux. In addition there is an attempt by China to reshape the world order as we know it. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Apr 2019 |
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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE SECOND PLENUM OF CHINA’S 13TH NATIONAL PEOPLE’S CONGRESS 2158 delegates of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and 2948 Deputies of the National People’s Congress (NPC) convened in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in the first fortnight of March 2019, for their respective annual plenary sessions. The plenary sessions set the agenda for the year ahead and accorded formal approval of the entire 89 million-strong Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to the policies, programmes and budget of the CCP leadership for the coming year. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Apr 2019 |
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INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF CHINA’S CPPCC PLENARY SESSION - 2019 Earlier in March this year, China successfully concluded plenary meetings of the
Party’s top two bodies, which set the agenda for the year ahead. 2158 delegates of
China's top political advisory body, the Chinese People's Political Consultative
Conference (CPPCC) gathered in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing from March
9 - 11, 2019. The CPPCC’s responsibilities include supervising the United Front
Work Department (UFWD) and overseas work relating to China’s ethnic minorities,
enacting regulations and policies for China’s ethnic minorities, interacting with noncommunist
entities and forging relations with foreign political parties, creating pro-
Beijing lobbies abroad etc. The plenary sessions are intended to formalise approval
of the 89 million-strong Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to its leadership’s policies,
programmes and budget for the coming year. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Mar 2019 |
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CHINA INTENSIFIES EFFORTS TO DIMINISH DALAI LAMA'S INFLUENCE There has been a visible acceleration over the past many months in the efforts of the
Chinese authorities to diminish and undermine the XIVth Dalai Lama’s influence
over Tibetans inside China. Additionally, this year is marked by a number of
anniversaries in China's political calendar including the 70th year of the founding of
the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in October, the founding anniversary of the
People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in April as well as the sensitive thirtieth
anniversary of the Tiananmen ‘incident’ in June and sixtieth anniversary of the XIVth
Dalai Lama's flight from Tibet on March 10. The latter two would be cause for the
most unease to China’s leadership. The current strain in Sino-US relations has
added to Beijing’s worries. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE (It has been published by VIF and link is: https://www.vifindia.org/article/2019/march/15/china-intensifies-efforts-to-diminish-dalai-lama-s-influence) |
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SITUATION IN CHINA IN 2019 2019, which also heralds China's 'Year of the Boar' from February 5, will probably be a difficult year for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership and for Chinese President Xi Jinping, who has concentrated power unprecedented since the time of Mao Zedong. Domestic issues like slowing down of theeconomy and maintenance of stability will get further accentuated and behigh priorities on the leadership's agenda.The apparent bipartisan US 'Trade War' against China, correctly interpreted by the Chinese as intended to prevent the country's rise, will add to the pressure. China's technology-centered 'Made in China 2025' programme is already adversely impacted with advanced European nations joining the US to deny China hi-technology and its telecommunications companies access to new markets and upgraded 5G networks. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE (It has been published by VIF and link is: https://www.vifindia.org/2019/january/09/situation-in-china-in-2019 ) |
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RESETTING OF THE INDIA-CHINA BILATERAL RELATIONSHIP In a backdrop of unsettled global geopolitical equations and absence of a single dominant world power willing to exercise its influence to prevent the unilateral alteration of the established status quo in the Indo-Pacific region, India-China relations are presently at a crucial stage. Competition for strategic space between the two has been increasing as a ‘rising’ China tries to expand its military, economic and diplomatic influence across South Asia and the Indo-Pacific. The emergence simultaneously of strong leaders in Japan and India each with an articulated vision for his country has, however, made clear that they would be unwilling to acquiesce to China’s dominance. Sino-Indian tensions have predictably increased as both countries are trying to find new accommodations to reset the relationship. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE (Published in the book 'Making of New India: Transformation under Modi Government' published on 27 November 2018) |
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IS XI JINPING REALLY AS POWERFUL AS HIS IMAGE SUGGESTS? Chinese President Xi Jinping’s appointment to China’s three top posts, of General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and China’s President, for the first time simultaneously in thirty years clearly indicated the strong support he received from the Party’s veteran and senior cadres. Since his appointment to these three posts at the 18th Party Congress in November 2012, within a short span of five years Xi Jinping concentrated unprecedented power and sought to build himself an image virtually on par with Mao Zedong. Today, he heads fifteen Central Small Leading Groups – the most powerful decision making bodies in communist China. Amidst speculation that Xi Jinping may have stepped beyond the mandate initially given to him – of restoring the CCP’s legitimacy as the sole ruling party and promoting Party ideology -- recent events suggest that Xi Jinping has perhaps begun going beyond that. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE (Published in Defence and Diplomacy, VOL. 7, No. 4, July-Sept 2018) |
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CHINESE STATE COUNCILLOR AND PUBLIC SECURITY MINISTER ZHAO KEZHI’S VISIT YIELDS
LITTLE TANGIBLE Chinese State Councillor and Minister of Public Security Zhao Kezhi arrived in India on
October 22,for visits to Delhi and Mumbai at the head of a 20-member security delegation.
It included 13 officials of China’s Ministry of Public Security (MPS) and 3 from the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs (MoFA). He later travelled to Bangladesh where too he had high-level
meetings including with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.India and Bangladesh are
both, coincidentally, headed into national elections in the coming months. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Oct 2018 |
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THE US-CHINA TRADE WAR: A STRATEGIC MOVE Major changes in the international geo-political landscape, anticipated since the
global economic downturn in 2008, are now beginning to occur. The Sino-US relationship,
one of the world’s most important in the past nearly four decades, is undergoing
fundamental change with US President Donald Trump translating into action the
apprehensions of the US establishment about China’s rise and potential challenge to US
primacy. He is the first US President since Nixon to begin altering the nature of US relations
with China. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Sep 2018 |
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TIBET IS RECEIVING HIGHER PRIORITY IN RECENT MONTHS High level cadres of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) do not often travel outside Beijing unless it is to ‘Red Revolutionary’ historical sites or because of a natural calamity or an important event or meeting. The visits, therefore, in the short span of a month by the second and fourth ranking members of the CCP’s Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC) – two among the seven who ‘rule’ the People’s Republic of China – are unusual and significant. At the least it suggests that the top echelon of the CCP is according new, enhanced priority to the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visited TAR in July while Wang Yang, PBSC member and Chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) which China’s minority nationalities affairs and religious activities, travelled there a month later in August 2018. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Sep 2018 |
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COMPOSITION AND IMPLICATIONS OF CHINESE DEFENCE MINISTER WEI FENGHE’S
VISIT TO INDIA India and China have planned to exchange a few important visits in the remaining
months of this year. An Army Commander from India is scheduled to travel to China in a few
weeks, the first visit by an Army Commander since 2015, followed by National Security
Advisor Doval and possibly another high level visit. Chinese Defence Minister General Wei
Fenghe, who was on a 4-day visit to India from August 21, is the first of the important
visitors from China. He is to be followed in a couple of months by China’s Minister of Public
Security Zhao Kezhi, who has worked closely with one of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s
closest associates and current right hand man Li Zhangshu. Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE Aug 2018 |
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CHINA'S MARITIME CHALLENGE IN THE INDO-PACIFIC With the status quo under challenge and competition for strategic space intensifying, especially among the major regional powers in the Indo-Pacific, the region has seen an increase in tensions. China’s ‘rise’ has fuelled its ambition to become a global power. The perceived decline of the US, its reduced interest in the region and its reluctance to back even treaty allies, like Japan and the Philippines, has encouraged China and exacerbated the situation. (This article was first published by VIF on 22 May, 2018 and can be accessed on the link http://www.vifindia.org/2018/may/22/china-s-maritime-challenges-in-the-indo-pacific) Mr. JAYADEVA RANADE May 2018 |
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PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY (PLA) AND PEOPLE'S ARMED POLICE
(PAP) DEPUTIES TO CHINA’S THIRTEENTH NATIONAL PEOPLE'S
Chen Min’er, Politburo member and recently appointed Party Secretary of the centrally administered Chongqing Municipality, said on the sidelines of the NPC session on March 6, 2018, that investigating former Politburo members Bo Xilai and Sun Zhengcai had removed "major political hidden dangers for the party" and that "They both are the source of the pollution of the political ecology, and they massively harmed Chongqing's officials."
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEMar 2018 |
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XI JINPING PREPARES TO LEAD CHINA INTO NEW THIRTY YEAR ERA
Last week there was a major, though anticipated, development in China’s internal politics with the announcement that term limits on the posts of China’s President and Vice President would be abolished. Removing the limitation on these tenures establishes Xi Jinping’s pre-eminent stature and allows him to continue interminably subject to his health.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEThe decision potentially has immense implications and long-term repercussions. Mar 2018 |
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SITUATION IN MALDIVES COULD POTENTIALLY
FURTHER RAISE INDIA-CHINA TENSIONS
The political uncertainty and social instability in the Indian Ocean archipelago of the Maldives has the potential to increase tensions between India and China. Since its independence in 1966, when India was the first country to recognise it, the Maldives has been perceived as within India’s sphere of influence and sought and received India’s assistance in times of dire need.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEFeb 2018 |
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DISTANCING THE PLA FROM POLITICS – REPRESENTATIVES IN CCP STANDING COMMITTEES
From 2015, PLA officers began being removed from the Provincial Party Standing Committees. Indications are now surfacing that this policy is under review and possibly being reversed. A major reversal in this policy has, however, become evident from December 2017 since when PLA
officers have begun being brought back into the Provincial Party Standing Committees.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEJan 2018 |
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DIFFERENT FACETS OF THE DOKLAM FACE-OFF: AN OVERVIEW
The 73-day face-off between India and China at Doklam that ended on August 28, 2017 marks an important juncture in India-China relations. The nature of the military deployments, kind of Chinese propaganda offensive not witnessed in over 40 years, and actions of the Chinese Foreign Ministry and Chinese Embassy in New Delhi, set it apart from earlier stand-offs.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEDec 2017 |
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ANALYSIS OF CHINA’S 19TH PARTY CONGRESS
Already holding over fourteen formal positions -- more than any other CCP leader so far – CCP CC General Secretary Xi Jinping has, as anticipated, emerged considerably stronger from this Congress. By skilful use of the sustained anti-corruption campaign he has eliminated opposition in the Party and military and drastically reduced the influence wielded by his predecessor once removed, Jiang Zemin. In September 2017, China’s official media publicised that more than 176 CCP cadres equivalent to the rank of central Vice Minister and above had been dismissed and arrested for corruption and that more than 14,000 officers of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) had been similarly dismissed. At least 120 officers of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of and above the rank of Major General have been dismissed and retired.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADENov 2017 |
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FULL MEMBERS OF 19TH CENTRAL COMMITTEE
丁晓光 Ding Xiaoguang 丁来杭 Ding Laihang 丁学东 Ding Xuedong 丁薛祥 Ding Xuexiang 于伟国 Yu Weiguo .... |
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CHINA'S 19th PARTY CONGRESS INDICATES NO CHANGE IN CHINA'S POLICY TOWARDS TIBET
The week long (October 18-24, 2017) 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which was held in Beijing, concluded as anticipated with Xi Jinping emerging considerably stronger. For those watching the Congress for clues as to Xi Jinping’s policies towards China’s ethnic minorities and especially Tibet and Xinjiang, however, there appears little prospect of any relaxation of controls. An indication was the sharp drop in the number of ethnic minority cadres elected to the new 19th Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee (CC).
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEOct 2017 |
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Alternate members of 19th central committee
1. Ma Zhengwu
2. Ma Weiming(Old) 3. Ma Guoqiang(Hui ethnic group) 4. Wang Ning(Fujian)(Old) 5. Wang Yongkang 6. Wang Weizhong 7. Wang Xudong 8. Wang Xiubin ... |
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CHINA’S 19th PARTY CONGRESS: NEW LEADERS TO STEER CHINA TO THE CHINA DREAM
The week long (October 18-24, 2017) 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which was held in Beijing, concluded as anticipated with Xi Jinping emerging considerably stronger. His contribution to Chinese communist ideology was recognised and unanimously approved for incorporation into the Party Constitution as ‘Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a New Era’. He is the first CCP leader to have his contribution, attached to his name, enshrined in the Party Constitution while still alive. This places it next in heft to those of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, especially with the Chinese media already having begun to headline it as “Xi Jinping Thought”!
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEOct 2017 |
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INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF XI JINPING’S WORK REPORT AT 19TH PARTY CONGRESS
The crucial 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) opened in Beijing on October 18, 2017, amidst stringent security restrictions in Beijing and other major cities in China. Nearly a thousand foreign reporters from 130 countries are reported to be covering the Congress. The Congress was preceded by other important meetings, namely the 7th and last Plenum of the 18th CCP Central Committee (CC), and of the Party’s powerful anti-corruption body the Central Discipline Inspection Commission (CDIC) chaired by Xi Jinping’s close associate and Politburo Standing Committee member, Wang Qishan.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEOct 2017 |
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INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF XI JINPING’S WORK REPORT AT 19TH PARTY CONGRESS The 19th Party Congress, crucial for Xi Jinping achieving his agenda for ‘national rejuvenation’,
opened on October 18, 2017, amidst stringent security in Beijing and other major Chinese cities
including the autonomous regions of Tibet and Xinjiang.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEOct 2017 |
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PLA's 253 DELEGATES FOR THE 19TH PARTY CONGRESS On September 6, 2017, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and People's Armed Police Force
(PAPF) announced that they had elected a total of 303 Delegates to the 19th National
Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The PLA elected 253 Delegates to
represent it at the 19th Party Congress, which will open in Beijing on October 18, 2017. A list
identifying the 253 individuals together with almost all their designations is appended.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADESep 2017 |
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BRIEF ANALYSIS OF CHINESE PROPAGANDA DURING INDIA-CHINA FACE-OFF AT DOKLUM An analysis of China’s propaganda effort and its state-owned media’s coverage
between June 16 and August 1, 2017, during the ongoing face-off between
Indian and Chinese troops on the Doklum Plateau, yields some interesting
insights.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEAug 2017 |
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CHINA : DELEGATES SELECTED TO THE 19TH PARTY CONGRESS Preparations for the 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) which, according to
credible reports is likely to be held towards the end of October 2017, are well underway. The
election of 2,300 Delegates to the Party Congress from 40 electoral blocs has virtually been
completed. 2,270 Delegates were elected to the 18th Party Congress in November 2012. 1,909
Delegates for the 19th Party Congress representing Central Departments directly under the CCP
Central Committee (CC), Central State organs, the Central Enterprise system and the provinces and
centrally-administered Municipalities, have been elected.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEJul 2017 |
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CHINA’S INTERNAL SITUATION BEFORE THE 19TH PARTY CONGRESS: AN OVERVIEW Especially since the 18th Party Congress in November 2012 and as China moves to convene the 19th Party Congress in November 2017, there has been a steady hardening of the Chinese State. Political stability and regime survival have been top on the Party agenda and to ensure this Xi Jinping has introduced progressively restrictive domestic measures and promoted the rise in nationalism.
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEJun 2017 |
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XI JINPING'S POLITICAL POWER BASE Since his appointment simultaneously to China's three top posts of General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee (CC), Chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) and President of China at the 18 th Party Congress in November 2012, Xi Jinping has steadily acquired and consolidated greater authority. In addition to the post of Commander-in-Chief of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) that he assumed on April 20, 2016, Xi Jinping heads a majority of the Central Leading Small Groups (CLSGs).
Mr. JAYADEVA RANADEJan 2017 |
RECENT EVENTS/VISITSThe Implications and future of China’s Belt and Road Initiative 23 Apr 2019 
Where is Xi Jinping's China Headed?, A conversation between Mr. Jayadeva Ranade and Ms. Indrani Bagchi 17 Aug 2018 Book Launch: Xi Jinping's China by Jayadeva Ranade & Cadres of Tibet by Jayadeva Ranade 23 Feb 2018 
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CCAS EXPERTS IN MEDIAChinese Strategic Squeeze Or Connectivity Miracle?, Prof Madhu Bhalla and Jayadeva Ranade, Strategic News International, April 21, 2019 India should bolster Taiwan ties to frustrate China’s aggressive designs, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, South Asia Monitor, April 1, 2019 China sets agenda for year ahead, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, March 23, 2019 Sushma Swaraj's Visit to Maldives, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, March 19, 2019 India's World - Terror: World Stands With India, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, March 18, 2019 Kashmir Conflict Likely to Spur Pakistan to Grow Even Closer With China, India’s Rival, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Epoch Times , March 17, 2019 Public Forum:- China Backs Masood Again, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, March 14, 2019 China steps up efforts to diminish the Dalai Lama’s influence, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, March 9, 2019 India Pakistan Conflict: Pakistan still in denial mode, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Roundtable , February 28, 2019 India Strikes Jaish Terror Camp: The Balakot Paradigm, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, February 26, 2019 Pulwama terrorist attack shows China’s unwavering support to Pak, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian , February 23, 2019 China plans to sell Pak an aircraft carrier and integrate it militarily, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian , February 2, 2019 Beware of Chinese propaganda!, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rediff News , January 11, 2019 Defence analysts call for infra development along Chinese Frontier, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Northeast Live, 26 December, 2018 Public Forum: Wang Yi's Visit to India, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 24 December 2018 Chinese minister Kezhi’s visit to India had definite Tibet focus, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 3 November, 2018 What was Xi Jinping's confidant doing in India, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rediff, 29 October, 2018 A visible thawing in the India-China relationship signals changing attitudes, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 24 October, 2018 US spy games signal new low in ties with China, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 13 October, 2018 Why Did The Former Interpol Chief Vanish?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Strategic News International, 12 October, 2018 US sanctions impact China’s critical technology sector in the medium term, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 6 October, 2018 Trade war is Trump's bid to halt China's rise, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.rediffmail.com, 28 September, 2018 Public Forum :- Trade War Heats Up, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 25 September 2018 Recent high-level visits to Tibet merit attention, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Sunday Guardian, 15 September 2018 A Year After Doklam: Will Peace Hold?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Strategic News International, 13 September 2018 Public Forum:- Post 9/11- US and us, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 11 September, 2018 The message Chinese Defence Minister’s visit to India conveys, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.sundayguardianlive.com, 25 August 2018 There are too many tensions between India and China, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.southasiamonitor.org, 20 August 2018 Impact of Cross-Strait tensions, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.dna.com, 19 August 2018 Why is Chinese Defence Minister Visiting India?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.rediff.com, 10 August 2018 India-China Keen To Improve Bilateral Ties | Latitude, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Times Now, 7 August 2018 Exiled Tibetans are confused about future, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 28 July 2018 Pakistan Elections 2018: 'Thank you Pakistan', tweets Pak army, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Wion TV, 25 July, 2018 Public Forum: Trade War Impact on INDIA, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 20 Jun 2018 Security Scan - The Spy Tales, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, 31 May 2018 The Big Picture - Anti-Terror Day : Combating Terror, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, 21 May 2018 China's growing Navy buoys its PSYWAR efforts, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 19 May 2018 India First: India-China Relations, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, DD India First , 07 May 2018 Prudence must dictate future course of India-China ties, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 05 May 2018 Modi's 3,583 km trip to Wuhan: A Risky Gamble?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.rediff.com, 02 May, 2018 Wide Angle, Episode 30: India's 'China Reset', Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Wire, 27 April, 2018 The Big India, China Meet: Can PM Modi, Xi Jinping Reset Ties? , Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, NDTV, 26 April, 2018 China’s defence budget will boost Xi’s agenda, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 14 April, 2018 Meet China's military elite, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.rediff.com, March 27, 2018 China rises in Nepal, eyes Lumbini, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 11 March 2018 Maldives turbulence impacts India's strategic space, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 4 March 2018 Security Scan - China in Indian Ocean, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, 1 March, 2018 Why China is keen to discuss CPEC with India, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 20 February, 2018 India's Top Strategic Experts Discuss Pak Provocation | Military Roundtable With Rahul Kanwal, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, India Today, 6 February, 2018 Tibet developments may put pressure on India, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.rediff.com, 7 January, 2018 India-China Border Talks / UN Resolution on Jerusalem, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 25 December, 2017 Insight : Russia-India-China Meet, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 12 December, 2017 Bilateral relationship between China and India Part III, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, CGTN TV, 29 November, 2017 The Big Picture - Pakistan Protests: Implications For The Region, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, 28 November, 2017 Friendship, competition between Asia’s Big 3, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 23 November, 2017 Wide Angle, Episode 11: Is China's Xi Jinping The Strongest Global Leader?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Wire, 18 November, 2017 लोकमंच : आसियान वार्ता और भारत , Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha Tv, 18 November 2017 Hardliners will dominate China's Tibet policy, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, wwwrediffcom, 1 November 2017 Talk Point: Was the Doklam standoff resolved in reality or will tensions flare-up again?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Print, 27 October, 2017 Congress expresses concern over inclusion of OBOR in China’s Constitution, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, National Herald, 27 October, 2017 Xi Jinping sets new agenda with little restraint, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Asia Times, 27 October, 2017 India-China ties in the near term will remain uncertain, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 14 October 2017 Xi imprint on PLA delegates to the party’s 19th Congress, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 7 October, 2017 Xi gets the generals he wants, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, wwwrediffcom, 7 September, 2017 India First: BRICS Summit, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, DD News, 4 September, 2017 Doklam ushers in uneasy phase in India-China ties, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian, 2 September, 2017 Doklam defused: Why it will take a lot of effort for India, China to rebuild ties, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 29 August, 2017 Insight : India - China Standoff, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha Tv, 17 August, 2017 Brief Analysis of Chinese Propaganda during India-China Face-off at Doklum, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, vifindiaorg, 8 August, 2017 Beijing’s Doklam propaganda offensive has reduced room for diplomacy, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Sunday Guardian, 30 July, 2017 Talk Point: Can Doklam be contained? Will the tensions go beyond Doklam?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Print, 26 July, 2017 Should India Take China’s Doklam Threat Seriously? Experts Speak, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Quint, 22 July 2017 Talk Point: Is the proposed inter-agency review of American support to Pakistan different from such past exercises?, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, The Print, 19 July, 2017 Doklam will prompt new thinking on India-China relations, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Hindustan Times, 18 July, 2017 China's New Assertiveness: The Doka La Face-Off, Jayadeva Ranade, CCAS, Indrastra July 17, 2017 A Treacherous Faultline, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 16 July, 2017, The Pioneer Public Forum : HongKong Uneasy With China , Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 4 July 2017 Why there's trouble on the India-China border , Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rediff.com, 29 June 2017 A Steady Hardening of Chinese State, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Deccan Herald, 15 June 2017 Security Scan - Widening Gulf in Middle East : Diplomatic Crisis in Middle East," Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rajya Sabha TV, 09 June 2017 India not isolated: OBOR has a long way to go , Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, Sunday Gaurdian Live, 3 June 2017 Xi Jinping's War on Corruption Angers China's Leaders, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Rediff, 07 June 2017 Public Forum : " China's Praise & Warning , Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Lok Sabha TV, 6 June 2017 Xi Jinping All Set To Promote Loyalists at 19th Party Congress, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, Sunday Guardian Live, 27 May 2017 The 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party , Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, www.vifindia.org 18 May 2017 One Belt, One Road, No India , CNBC-TV, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 18 May 16 2017, China Anxious for India To Endorse the OBOR Initiative," Hindustan Times, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 14 May 2017 Public Forum: India China OBOR A Road Block , Lok Sabha TV, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, May 8 2017 Sign a free trade agreement with Taiwan, techie Taiwan can propel Make in India , Times of India, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, 2 May 2017 Xi-Trump Maiden Summit Yields Little," Deccan Herald, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 19 April 2017 India's World - Shadow of a Death Sentence on Indo-Pak Ties, Rajya Sabha TV, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 18 April 2017 "CPEC: How Pakistan is Losing Out to China," www.rediff.com, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 10 April 2017 India's World - China Raises the Temperature on Dalai Lama, Rajya Sabha TV, Jayadeva Ranade, President, CCAS, 27 March 2017 Should India be playing the 'Taiwan card' with China?, South Asia Monitor, Namrata Hasija, Research Associate, CCAS, 20 March 2017 |
