Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi is expected to visit New Delhi shortly. This is being seen by some as an overture by the Chinese to rebuild fences with India. Some opinion writers have stated that India and China need to work together again. China is the current Chair of BRICS for 2022 and is exploring the possibility of a physical summit later this year.
Since the summer of 2020, when China moved large numbers of troops to Eastern Ladakh in an attempt to change the status quo on the ground in that sector, there have only been meetings between army commanders of India and China aimed at resolving these issues and some meetings between the foreign ministers of India and China in third countries. PM Modi has attended a few summit level meetings where China’s President Xi Jinping was present – but only virtually. There have been no other exchanges between India and China over these past two years.
![Part 4 of this episode of the Arohana podcast features Pramit Pal Chaudhuri, Fellow at the Ananta Aspen Centre and Head of the India Practice at Eurasia Group, in conversation with Joe Wang, Vice President of Global Affairs at the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP). They discuss the evolving landscape of strategic technology competition between the United States and China.
The conversation explores critical themes such as industrial policy, 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital infrastructure, and how these are shaping the contours of global cooperation, national security, and technological sovereignty. They delve into the geopolitical implications for countries like India, emphasizing its potential leadership role in frameworks such as the Quad, AUKUS, and other democracy-driven alliances.
From the race for AI dominance to ethical technology standards, and the push for economic resilience in a post-pandemic world, this discussion underscores the high stakes of emerging tech for democratic governance and global stability.
Watch the full conversation. Link in BIO
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