Mayuri Banerjee

China–Japan Diplomatic Row and Beijing’s Anger Diplomacy

Beijing engaged in a sustained display of anger following Prime Minister Takaichi’s remarks that a Chinese naval blockade of Taiwan could be considered an existential threat by Japan.

Mayuri Banerjee |
January 02, 2026 |
IDSA Comments

China’s Ambition to Reform Global Governance

China’s deepening acrimony with the West and its neighbours will be important determinants of the success of China’s global governance agenda.

Mayuri Banerjee |
November 21, 2025 |
IDSA Comments

India And The Emerging World Order

Publisher: Pentagon Press

International Relations stand at a crucial juncture today. The multilateral order represented by the United Nations and the Bretton Woods system has not met the evolving requirements of changes in the balance of power. The global community today is confronted with a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in stasis, with major powers ranged against one another, on trade and technology and in the context of ongoing military conflicts. This edited volume attempts to encapsulate India`s pragmatic foreign policy outlook in an international order that is characterised by polycrisis, polarisation and eroding global consensus on pressing issues. The book is the outcome of the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA)`s pilot project, the Director General`s Young Scholars` Book Initiative. The core aim of this project is to inculcate in the young scholars at the level of Research Analysts (RAs), the art of conceptualising, drafting, editing and publishing an edited volume in accordance with the high standards of the Institute. Above all, it offers an opportunity to view geopolitics through the eyes of the young scholars who will take academic research forward.

ISBN: 9788198748416 ,
Price: ₹ 1495/-
E-copy available

Amb. Sujan R. Chinoy, R. Vignesh, Mayuri Banerjee |
2025 |
Book

The India–Pakistan Armed Conflict: Chinese Reactions

Chinese reactions to the Pahalgam terror attacks and Operation Sindoor highlighted its close relations with Pakistan.

Mayuri Banerjee |
May 22, 2025 |
Issue Brief

Japan–China Relations: Détente or Holding Action?

Japan–China strategic and diplomatic divergences co-exist alongside mutual attempts to steer the bilateral ties towards a positive trajectory.

China’s Road to Great Rejuvenation: From Opening Up to New Quality Productive Forces

Beijing sees New Quality Productive Forces (NQPF) (comprising big data, AI and other disruptive technologies) as key to national rejuvenation.

Mayuri Banerjee |
March 20, 2025 |
Issue Brief

Surge in North Korea–Russia Relations: Chinese Reactions

Chinese analysts perceive a lack of long-term strategic convergence between Moscow and Pyongyang despite the current momentum in bilateral ties.

Mayuri Banerjee |
January 13, 2025 |
IDSA Comments

China’s Strategic Assessment of Japan

Chinese policymakers’ distrust of Japan could deepen the political chasm between the two countries, as Japan is at the cusp of a leadership change.

Mayuri Banerjee |
September 18, 2024 |
IDSA Comments

Sino-US Diplomatic Engagement and Crisis Prevention

Sino-US diplomatic engagement has been successful in fostering a modicum of stability between the two countries, despite significant contentions.

Mayuri Banerjee |
July 08, 2024 |
IDSA Comments

The Dynamics of the India–US–China Triad

The manner in which the India–China–United States trilateral dynamics play out will have a significant bearing on the stability and shape of the regional and international order.