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A weekly bulletin offering news and analysis on the 'Middle Kingdom' from an Indian interests perspective.

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A Class Act-ion

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

The De-Risking Fever Dream

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

99 Problems But The Party Commands The Gun

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

It's The Rules, Stupid

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric, as always! + Introducing a new bi-weekly section: Three thought-provoking things Chinese-language media platforms have been saying and publishing about India.

The Symphony of Global AI

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

How Time Flies At Sea

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

No One Left Behind

New Purges in the Military + Sharing a New Paper on China's Military-Industrial Statecraft.

China’s Involution-Innovation Paradox

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

Where Are They Now

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.

Lost in Conversion

Dabbling in some theory, explaining China's defence industrial capabilities.

Why Soft Power Deserves Some Credit

Covering Chinese policy and rhetoric on external events and actors, military and security issues, economy and technology, and bilateral relations with India.