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घरेलू मांग, तकनीकी आत्मनिर्भरता और रियल एस्टेट में सुधार
China braces for a renewed US trade war by boosting domestic demand, tech self-reliance, and real estate recovery, while leveraging control over criti
Trump’s return has intensified the US-China rivalry by escalating tariffs, marking a more coercive and unilateral phase in America's economic and st
Have falling tariffs been a quiet catalyst for growth across emerging markets? If so, it serves as a call to revisit the growth trajectories and strat
मौजूदा विविधीकरण की लहर पर सवारी करने की भारत की क्षमता उ�
Trump’s sweeping tariffs mark a hard reset of the US global trade—upending alliances, deepening the China clash, and shaking the foundations of gl
शी जिनपिंग यांच्यापासून ते व्लादिमिर पुतिन आणि डोनाल्ड �
अर्थव्यवस्थेतील मंदीची स्थिती, अमेरिकेकडून तंत्रज्ञान�
From Xi Jinping to Vladimir Putin to Donald Trump, hard power grand strategies are crafting a return to pre-1945 anarchy. Now, each sovereign stands a
Amidst a slowing economy, escalating technology restrictions from Washington, and the tariff shocks of Donald Trump 2.0, Xi is courting China’s top
Despite its aspirations for power, a shaky war-economy might slow down Russia’s military ambitions
डोनाल्ड ट्रम्प यांचा विजय एका विध्वंसक युगाचे संकेत देत�
उम्मीद है कि अमेरिका में ट्रंप के फिर से राष्ट्रपति बनने �
राष्ट्रपति के रूप में ट्रंप के अगले कार्यकाल के दौरान ची�
Donald Trump’s victory signals a disruptive era, with varied effects on both domestic and international policies
Trump’s proposed new tariffs will have a negative impact on the American economy as well as other countries that rely on trade with the US dollar
Trump’s incoming presidency is set to intensify and institutionalise the hawkish approach to China initiated in 2017
The new Trump administration is likely to shake up both the economic architecture and regional security in the Indo-Pacific
China is analysing and preparing for the impact of Trump 2.0, and it is hoping to improve its relations with other nations
युरोपीय राष्ट्रप्रमुखांच्या सलग भारत भेटींमुळे जागतिक
The back-to-back visits by European heads of state to India indicate the country's growing significance on the global stage
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For starters, embed geopolitics into economic policy. For desserts, craft India’s grand strategy.
To achieve long-term economic security, South Korea has adopted a two-pronged resource diplomacy strategy of derisking and diversifying
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The current chip promotion campaign may be the nation's "last chance" to establish a significant foothold in the global chip market
Germany’s renewed coziness with Beijing has wider implications given the broader context of Brussels and Washington’s tensions with China
चीनचे धोके कमी करण्यासाठी भारताचे मजबूत अर्थव्यवस्थेच्
As major economies attempt to de-risk from China, India can make the most of this opportunity by attracting global economic investments in varied sect
Beijing seeks normalisation of ties with Europe; however, for Brussels, reconciliation will be conditional on Beijing’s willingness to address funda
The escalating geopolitical competition has placed the US and China at odds. Both sides need to stabilise their relationship given the role they play
China is struggling to achieve its aim of becoming independent in semiconductor manufacturing as the US-China trade war is adversely affecting this in
India could spearhead Quad’s Supply chain resilience Agenda by becoming the next economic pivot with the support of other members, by enhancing its
As the impending US-China trade war escalates, there is a lot of shadow boxing and re-negotiation that gives nations like India a chance to enter diff
The tariff war is not the only issue hindering cooperation. Differences over Taiwan and the South China Sea, the basic lack of trust in the relationship is acting as a dampener across the board.
Issues between the US and China are not likely to be worked out quickly.
Prime Minister Modi has succeeded in adding a new zest and meaning to India-China relations with the visit of the Chinese President. However, it is evident that the full potential in trade and other areas of cooperation would not be realised unless peace and tranquility is restored on the border.
The latest round of Trump tariffs got a tough response from Beijing. Chinese authorities declared that they would fight back against US plans at any cost.
The average tariff rate for WTO member countries was down to nine per cent in 2013.
It is increasingly becoming clear that the battle is less about the trade deficit and more about America’s intention of preserving its global primacy.
While there has been no perceptible effect of tariffs on the economy of either the US or China so far, additional tariffs which could eventually cover the entire $500 billion of US imports from China will most certainly have a negative effect on both countries and the world.
The Russia-China partnership has grown steadily in the past decade, driven by Moscow’s widening rift with the European Union. As Western markets closed to Russia in 2014, Beijing emerged as an economic partner, importing Russian energy, defence goods, metals and minerals, timber, and other natural resources and exporting manufactured goods, technology, and dual-use goods. The partnership reached new heights following Russia’s invasion of Ukra
New Delhi should also be aware that a US-China trade spat opens up new possibilities for India, both vis-à-vis Beijing and Washington, and it should not be hesitant to exploit them
To achieve all that Modi has promised, he needs a peaceful periphery and a stable world order. At home, Modi may be master of all he surveys, but abroad, there are other players, some positive, others inimical. There are issues, such as US-Iran tensions, US-China trade spat, rising climate of protectionism and Brexit, that he cannot control.
The United States (US)-China trade war and the COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally altered global trade patterns, revealing critical supply chain vulnerabilities. US tariffs pushed companies to shift manufacturing to more favourable locations, accelerating “friendshoring” to countries like India and Vietnam. The “China plus one” strategy has bolstered domestic manufacturing and attracted foreign investment through Production Linked Incentive
