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This month’s U.S. Appeals Court ruling that deemed illegal the collection of bulk phone records by the U.S. NSA—falsely claimed by U.S. officials as having helped detect 26/11 plotter David Headley—is another nail in the coffin of the U.S. surveillance programme. However, detection of terrorist activity and prosecution of perpetrators remains as problematic as ever
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Rajni Bakshi, Senior Gandhi Peace Fellow at Gateway House, has written an article on how India-China can cooperate in designing the Silk Road. This article has been republished by Eurasia Review
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Dev Lewis, Digital Media and Content Coordinator, Gateway House, has written an article about how ecommerce is facilitating India-China bilateral trade. It was originally published by Gateway House and republished by Quartz India.
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Sameer Patil, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism, Gateway House, has written an article about why India remains sceptical of the Chinese Silk Road initiative. It was originally published by Gateway House and republished by Eurasia Review.
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Dev Lewis, Digital Media and Content Coordinator, Gateway House, has written an article about how ecommerce is facilitating India-China bilateral trade. It was originally published by Gateway House and republished by The Political Indian.
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Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Geoeconomics Fellow, Gateway House, has written an article about the stock markets registering a setback with the change in perception of PM Narendra Modi's government policies. This article has been published by The Wire
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This report by Chris Devonshire-Ellis talks about the importance of India for China's increasing domestic needs. It was originally published by Gateway House and republished by Guancha.cn.
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As Modi completes one year in office, a sense of despondency pervades the customary reviews that ritually accompany such an event. Rumblings of discontent have emerged from various stakeholders and stock markets have taken the lead in signalling disappointment with his performance.
Akshay Mathur, head of research at Gateway House, comments on the agreements signed in China.
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Less than two years ago most Indians would struggle to name a Chinese company. Fast forward to the present, Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi is on the tips of everyone’s tongue. Chinese internet giants Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi have emerged as investors and major players in India’s fast growing e-commerce and internet space. Their emergence marks a new and exciting area of cooperation and engagement between India and China