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Joined March 2014
Through hard work over many years, USIP has assembled arguably the best South Asia team of any institution in the US. It is expertise that will not easily be reassembled ever again. Let’s hope Congress does not let Trump eliminate this part of Reagan’s legacy so flippantly.
In its latest executive order, the White House targets 4 "governmental entities" for elimination, including @USADF. Included is @USIP, which, unlike the others, is not a US federal agency. USIP was created by Congress an independent nonprofit corp. whitehouse.gov/presidential-…
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.@nytimes: South Asia’s monsoon is inextricably linked, culturally and economically, to much of Asia. Climate change is making it increasingly violent and erratic. nytimes.com/interactive/2022…
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In my latest article in Foreign Affairs, I explain why 2020 was an inflection point in India-China relations and why there's no going back to business as usual: foreignaffairs.com/china/chi…
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Phoenix TV posted this comic to simplify MCC in Nepal for the Chinese readers. Here's a thread on some of the interesting parts:
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There isn't enough ink in the world to do justice to the massacre allowed to happen in #India . It is the greatest moral failure of our generation, I write for @TheAtlantic theatlantic.com/internationa…
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🚨NEW: “What is Twitter? Can I get my wife hospitalised using that?” Akhil Prasad who stood outside Gangaram Hospital in Delhi said when I asked if he had looked for help on Twitter. My ground report for @entrackr and a 🧵entrackr.com/2021/04/what-is…
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Two members of India's national scientific taskforce on COVID-19, said that this year, the body met on 11 January, and then on 15 April and 21 April, after India was hit by the surge. @VidyaKrishnan reports: bit.ly/3dDkYSu #COVID19
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Production lines in India making at least 160m doses of covid vaccine a month may soon come to halt econ.st/3amm96N
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"While the world was distracted by the drama of the U.S. election, Xi quietly unveiled an economic strategy fit for a new Cold War." My first @NoemaMag essay on "dual circulation" — China's deeply pessimistic vision of future decoupling [1] noemamag.com/chinas-radical-…
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The Chinese Communist Party’s big plenary session is just about to begin in Beijing. Thinking about this important event, & the many challenges China faces, I'm struck by how much triumphalism is evident in the public pronouncements of the leadership. [THREAD]
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I think some people are a bit confused about how the shell game works in this great piece of @nytimes reporting on the Trump Organization, so here's a quick model that will hopefully clarify it a bit: nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
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China’s love affair with the piano has flourished in the past century—four-fifths of the world’s pianos are now made in China. How did China make the Western instrument its own? econ.st/2DG1L3r
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In a significant move, the Indian govt, w/o naming China, has banned 59 [Chinese] mobile apps "which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order" [no. 1 on the list: #TikTok]
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🎧 On the latest episode of #InterpretingIndia, @srinathraghava3 is joined by Ashley J. Tellis as they discuss the origins and nature of the current Sino-Indian border confrontation. Listen to the podcast now: interpreting-india.simplecas…
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What does the clash at the China-India border mean for the countries' plans to disengage? How could the conflict impact the future of Chinese-Indian relations? Ashley J. Tellis explains:
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