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Doklam Plateau: A Challenge to China’s Great Power Ambitions?
Commentary, 25 August 2017
Amrita Jash
Will China's face off with India over the Doklam Plateau put a dent in Beijing's bid to be seen as a responsible world power?
Tags: China, India, Pacific, Central and South Asia
"“They have to test each other to see what they can get away with,” says Shashank Joshi, of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank in London. "
China and India are showing muscle on their border
In The News, 24 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues
"China is asserting itself in its border regions and changing facts on the ground to solidify claims. Indian push-back is based on strategic relations with Bhutan that go back a long way and a concern about how this changes Indian capabilities on the ground. "
China must get along with regional powers to make its New Silk Road plan work
In The News, 19 August 2017 Tags: China, India, International Security Studies, Global Security Issues, Pacific, Central and South Asia
"“It would be very complacent to rule out escalation,” said Shashank Joshi, an analyst with the Royal United Services Institute in London. “It’s the most serious crisis in India-China relations for 30 years.” "
China and India are dangerously close to military conflict in the Himalayas
In The News, 16 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues
"“Bhutan is the last outpost of Indian dominance in South Asia,” says Shashank Joshi, a fellow at London’s Royal United Services Institute. “Over the last 10 years, there has certainly been a concern on the Indian side that the China-Bhutan relationship may grow at India’s expense.”
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China and India rivalry smoulders in Bhutan
In The News, 13 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues, Central and South Asia
"“This looks like it’s going to be a long crisis,” said Shashank Joshi, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute. “It’s a battle of wills and there is no easy answer. It’s a much more severe disagreement than any of the others we’ve seen.”
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Himalayan impasse highlights China-India tensions
In The News, 6 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security IssuesPages
Doklam Plateau: A Challenge to China’s Great Power Ambitions?
Commentary, 25 August 2017Amrita Jash
Will China's face off with India over the Doklam Plateau put a dent in Beijing's bid to be seen as a responsible world power?
China, India, Pacific, Central and South Asia
India and China: Will the Doklam Row Plateau Off?
Commentary, 2 August 2017Shashank Joshi
Since mid-June, India and China have been locked in the most serious crisis between the two countries in 30 years.
China, India, Pacific, Central and South Asia
The War on Cash
Commentary, 6 January 2017Haylea Campbell
The war on cash – and especially against high-denomination banknotes – has gathered pace over the past year. It is a campaign in which countries have taken different approaches with differing results, but one which is likely to be continued and spread world-wide.
AML/CTF, Central and South America, India, Central and South Asia
The Global War on Cash: Another Front in the Fight Against Corruption and Crime
Commentary, 2 December 2016Haylea Campbell
The global fight against money laundering and financial crime continues unabated, albeit in different and often surprising forms and locations, as three disparate recent events have indicated. And cash, in the form of high-denomination bank notes, is being targeted.
Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies, AML/CTF, India, Europe, Central and South Asia
The Case for Increased International Diplomatic Engagement with India and Pakistan
Commentary, 23 November 2016Aaditya Dave
Tensions are rising again between India and Pakistan over violent attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. India and Pakistan have differing views on the role of international mediation in resolving this conflict. But foreign involvement remains essential, and China–US cooperation may be a way forward.
China, Pakistan, United States, India, International Security Studies, The Pakistan Nexus, Global Security Issues, Central and South AsiaPages
India’s Space Programme Goes Sky High
RUSI Defence Systems, 20 February 2017Elizabeth Quintana
The launch of more than 100 satellites on board the Indian Polar Space Launch Vehicle (PSLV) last week has smashed the previous world record held by Russia since 2014. India’s space programme is...
Aerospace, India, RUSI Defence Systems, Technology, Central and South Asia
What the Indo-Russian Arms Deal Says about India, the US and the Future of Asia
Newsbrief, 5 December 2016Anita Inder Singh
Although India and Russia are at odds over the US in Asia, India still wants to maintain military ties between the two countries.
United States, Newsbrief, India, Russia, Indo-Pakistan Conflict, Global Security Issues, Central and South Asia
Book Review: JFK’s Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA, and the Sino-Indian War
RUSI Journal, 29 September 2016Peter Roberts
Peter Roberts reviews JFK’s Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA, and the Sino-Indian War, by Bruce Riedel.
China, RUSI Journal, US Defence Policy, India, Military Sciences, History
China’s Belt and Road: A View From Delhi
Conference Reports, 29 June 2016Sarah Lain and Raffaello Pantucci
Proceedings of a workshop held in New Delhi in March 2016 to explore the challenges that China’s strategic Belt and Road vision to connect Central Asia hopes to address.
China, Afghanistan, India, Conference Reports, International Security Studies
Nuclear Weapons on Trial: The Marshall Islands Versus the United Kingdom
Newsbrief, 20 May 2016Emil Dall
The tiny Marshall Islands goes to the International Court of Justice to compel nuclear weapon states to commit to disarmament.
Pakistan, Newsbrief, India, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, UK, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, PacificPages
Modi's India: Ambitions and Challenges
Events, 6 November 2015Examining UK-India relations prior to the Indian Prime Minister's visit to the UK.
RUSI International, India
India's Nuclear Forces: The Challenges of Operationalization and Stability
Events, 6 February 2014The UK Project on Nuclear Issues (UK PONI) hosted Gaurav Kampani of Cornell University for an evening seminar on 6 February to explore the links between India’s nuclear doctrine and forces, and their...
India, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, Global Security Issues, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, UK Project on Nuclear Issues, Central and South Asia
"“They have to test each other to see what they can get away with,” says Shashank Joshi, of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank in London."
China and India are showing muscle on their border
In The News, 24 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues
"China is asserting itself in its border regions and changing facts on the ground to solidify claims. Indian push-back is based on strategic relations with Bhutan that go back a long way and a concern about how this changes Indian capabilities on the ground."
China must get along with regional powers to make its New Silk Road plan work
In The News, 19 August 2017 Tags: China, India, International Security Studies, Global Security Issues, Pacific, Central and South Asia
"“It would be very complacent to rule out escalation,” said Shashank Joshi, an analyst with the Royal United Services Institute in London. “It’s the most serious crisis in India-China relations for 30 years.”"
China and India are dangerously close to military conflict in the Himalayas
In The News, 16 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues
"“Bhutan is the last outpost of Indian dominance in South Asia,” says Shashank Joshi, a fellow at London’s Royal United Services Institute. “Over the last 10 years, there has certainly been a concern on the Indian side that the China-Bhutan relationship may grow at India’s expense.” "
China and India rivalry smoulders in Bhutan
In The News, 13 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues, Central and South Asia
"“This looks like it’s going to be a long crisis,” said Shashank Joshi, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute. “It’s a battle of wills and there is no easy answer. It’s a much more severe disagreement than any of the others we’ve seen.” "
Himalayan impasse highlights China-India tensions
In The News, 6 August 2017 Tags: China, India, Global Security Issues
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An Angry Tehran Cautious after Trump’s Iran Nuclear Speech
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