ICS In The Media

Srikanth Kondapalli

At CoP26, China’s cop-out on Xi’s ‘driver’s seat’ ambition

‘At the ongoing CoP26 at Glasgow to discuss reduction in carbon emissions, much attention is on China as the largest polluter in the world since the last decade‘

Deccan Herald
7 Nov 2021

Shyam Saran

India can’t turn into another China. It must protect our ‘mother nature’ from danger

‘The climate change summit in Glasgow is probably the last chance for the assembled leaders of the world to avoid catastrophic‘

The Print
3 Nov 2021

Hemant Adlakha

Is Biden a Cold War Warrior? A Typical US Politician? Or Both? Or None?

‘In less than one year as president, Joe Biden already enjoys a unique distinction of two outstanding achievements: first, thanks to his Afghanistan folly, he is the first US president‘

Modern Diplomacy
29 Oct 2021

Gautam Bambawale

New law doesn’t stop China from violating other’s territory

‘China's legislature, the National People's Congress, adopted a new Land Borders Law of the People's Republic of China‘

The Economic Times
26 Oct 2021

Alka Acharya

Chronicler With a Movie Camera

‘A historian finds a box of old papers at home. She rummages through it and finds a diary she wrote some 64 years ago during a three-month visit to China in 1957.‘

Outlook
18 Oct 2021

Gautam Bambawale

Xi’s dream undoes Deng’s

‘The National Day of the People’s Republic of China celebrated today is an apt occasion to ponder as well as analyse some important, recent domestic developments in our northern neighbour.‘

The Times Of India
30 Sep 2021

Gautam Bambawale

Xi is taking China away from its proven success path

‘The National Day of the People’s Republic of China celebrated today is an apt occasion to ponder as well as analyse some ‘

The Times of India
30 Sep 2021

Bhim B Subba

India’s chip industry can leapfrog on Taiwan deal, but beware of China

‘India-Taiwan ties seem to be in a honeymoon phase now. According to recent news reports, the two governments are finalising a semiconductor manufacturing agreement worth billions of dollars.‘

Money Control
29 Sep 2021

Happymon Jacob

The Quad could end up running out of steam

‘Coming on the eve of the first in-person Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) summit in Washington DC, the new Australia-U.K.-U.S. (AUKUS) trilateral security partnership appears to be sending‘

The Hindu
28 Sep 2021

Ashwini Deshpande

Ashwini Deshpande on the need for Indian economists to grapple with discrimination

‘The founding director of Ashoka University’s Centre for Economic Data & Analysis speaks about engaging with questions related to gender and caste in the field.‘

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18 Sep 2021