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The Ban on Chinese Apps: A Chasm in the Indo-Chinese Relationship

The relationship between China and India, two Asian giants, has long been marked by a complex interplay of cooperation and competition. However, recent years have witnessed a significant escalation in tensions. China, accustomed to blocking access to outside information, now faces the unique challenge of being on the receiving end of similar restrictions from India (Reuters…

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Is Fiscal Decentralization the driver of Debt-Crisis in China?

China is the most decentralized country in the world by expenditure shares (Wingdenger, 2018), meaning that the subnational governments which include provinces, prefectures, counties and townships, have significant responsibilities for public spending. While subnational governments have the autonomy to allocate resources, make decisions about infrastructure development, and incur expenditures, they lack the authority to generate…

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Demography may be China’s Destiny, if it doesn’t think ahead

In its starkest form, the assertion that "demography is destiny" appears as an oversimplification, glossing over the intricate interplay of social, political, economic, and technological factors that shape a nation's future. While population trends undoubtedly wield substantial influence, they are not the exclusive determinants of a country's destiny. A nuanced understanding of this concept demands…

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Policy Paper: Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) in the Face of Emerging Biological Threats

The Biological Weapons Convention remains a critical tool in the prevention of biological warfare, but it must evolve to address modern threats. Executive Summary The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC)[1], in force for over 50 years, faces significant challenges in the face of modern biological threats. Experts opine that chemical and biological weapons are considered by…

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Journalist Pallavi Sareen gets honoured with Yuva Puraskar honour at Harmony India Awards

New Delhi: 8th Edition of the Harmony India Awards function was organized by Harmony Cultural Foundation in which 18 awardees were felicitated for their outstanding contribution in their respective fields including Visual Art, Literature, Music, Acting, Sports, Journalism, Social Work, Community Services. The ceremony was held on Friday, October 28th at Shri Ram Centre, Mandi House,…

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Media Fellowship for researching on “Climate Migration, Disaster, Displacement and the Role of Media”

Pallavi Sareen was awarded a Media Fellowship for researching on "Climate Migration, Disaster, Displacement and the Role of Media" by Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group (CRG) in collaboration with  Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna and Commonwealth Journalists Association-India. As part of the fellowship, she wrote an analytical research paper on 'Problems faced by Nomads in…

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