US-China Relations

This article examines India’s Defence Industrial Base (DIB), tracing its shift from post-independence State monopolies to a contemporary ‘Sovereignty by Design’ framework. Analysing the emerging Public–Private–Foreign Consortium structure, the study...

At the Trump–Xi summit, Beijing attempted to normalise the idea of negotiated bipolarity, a world no longer organised solely around American primacy.

China has increasingly exploited Microsoft vulnerabilities in its cyber rivalry with the US.

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

Publisher: Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses The Year Book seeks to promote a better understanding of contemporary issues affecting China and their impact on India. This first edition of...

Publisher: Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis (IDSA) An annual publication from the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA), The China Yearbook 2012 is a round-up of events and...

US–China relations have become increasingly contentious due to a variety of issues spanning trade and economics to military and geopolitical concerns.

The US–China balloon row shows that the significance of methods like balloon surveillance has not reduced in the era of high-tech satellites and drones.

Technology as an Arbiter of the US–China great power rivalry is starkly visible in both countries' recently released national security documents.

China’s technology sector has faced challenges due to sanctions imposed by the United States.