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China’s clean-up of its cities and its success in improving urban air quality hold important lessons for India. But the outbreak of the corona virus and reports that news about it was initially suppressed tell a different story. While physical infrastructure is important, equally vital are a free media and an open society, where people are not afraid to speak
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Chinese president Xi Jinping’s visit to Myanmar on January 17 highlighted the economic aspect of the two countries’ bilateral relationship. China has been Myanmar’s top partner for years. But more than the 33 agreements signed, the visit threw light on the region’s changing geopolitics and Myanmar’s own compulsions in growing closer to China
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Amb. Rajiv Bhatia, Distinguished Fellow, Gateway House was interviewed by Strat News Global. Listen to the radio interview here
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Our Space and Ocean Studies Fellow,Chaitanya Giri was quoted by Mint. Read the article here
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The Economic Times republished Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies Programme, Gateway House’s article on Petro Dollar. Petro Yuan. Petro Rupee? Read the article here
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The global balance of power is in the process of a fundamental shift. The West appears fixated on China, which is both a “systemic rival” and a strategic partner to be cultivated. Europe now needs to choose between the values it shares with India and commercial profitability from China