Abstract
This paper is focussed on the Sino-India relations with reference to two
factors: US-India alliance and Sino-Pakistan cooperation. It also argues
that the China and India have experienced stresses and strains in their
relationship mainly due to their border disputes. Sino-India relations have
gone through different phases; from border clash in 1962 to rapprochement
in 1980s to a wider economic cooperation in the contemporary era with
more focus on trade rather than political and strategic differences.
However, China’s military assistance for Pakistan and Sino-Pak
cooperation on defence and strategic issues forces India to maintain
strategic and security policy priorities in its relations with China.
Similarly, China has been spotlighting and observing carefully ‘India-US
civilian nuclear cooperation’ in the context of possible regional threats for
China. Pakistan and China friendship and US-India ties have great impact
on the way China and India interact with each other. This is clearly
reflected in their policies and perceptions.
Dr Shuja Ahmed, Rafi Raza Sanghro, Ghulam Murtaza Khoso. (2013) SINO-INDIA RELATIONS AND PAKISTAN FACTOR, Asia Pacific, Vol-31, Issue 1.
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