Vorstellung der Publikation: “What Does India Think?”
Öffentliche Podiumsdiskussion von Robert Bosch Stiftung und ECFR zur Vorstellung des Essaybandes “What does India think?”
Öffentliche Podiumsdiskussion von Robert Bosch Stiftung und ECFR zur Vorstellung des Essaybandes “What does India think?”
Angela Stanzel moderated the discussion on the central question “India and China – competition or cooperation”. The debate led to the conclusion that whilst India and China are cooperating in many aspects such as economy, there is no exchange at ohter levels. Apparently, China and India do not recognise each other as growing economic super powers.
ECFR's director Mark Leonard speaks to Bharat Karnad, Professor of National Security Studies at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi, Clemens Spiess,…
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ECFR's Tara Varma speaks to Sylvie Kauffmann, Editorial Director of Le Monde, and Radha Kumar, Director of the Delhi Policy Group, about India's relations…
How should the West work with India on the world stage?
Indians are many, as are their demands, aspirations, and ideas
BCM sur l'impact d'une économie chinoise entre ralentissement et mutation le mardi 3 novembre de 8h30 à 10h
François Godement, directeur adjoint du programme Asie de l'ECFR, discute du ralentissement économique chinois et de ses effets sur la Chine et le reste…