South Asia

BEYOND DOKLAM: HOW LONG CAN CHINA AND INDIA’S KISS-AND-MAKE UP ACT LAST?

BY JABIN T. JACOB (2 SEP 2017) – The standoff between China and India in the Doklam area of Bhutan has been resolved with each government putting out differing versions of the exact

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