Despite seven decades of diplomatic relations, the relationship between China and India remains complex. While the two countries are key trading partners, tensions have been exacerbated by India’s opposition to the BRI, China’s ‘all weather’ friendship with Pakistan, as well as ongoing tensions over their disputed Himalayan border, which resulted in a deadly border clash in June 2020. The speakers will discuss how the arrival of COVID-19 has further complicated these dynamics and what this might mean for future Sino-Indian strategic and economic relations.
COVID-19 and its Impact on India-China Relations
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