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How Beijing’s secret deals with Myanmar’s militants keep China ahead in the rare Earth raceChina maintains its lead in the rare earth market through its ties with Myanmar insurgents. Unregulated mining in Kachin state feeds global...- Trump team hears pitches on access to Myanmar's rare earthsThe Trump administration considered proposals to shift Myanmar policy. The aim was to secure rare earth minerals and counter China's domina...
- Side by side with the Himalayan standoff, another front opens in India-China feudThe increased activity along Myanmar border has sparked concern in New Delhi that India’s military is becoming stretched as tensions remain...
- China sustains border disputes to win concessions from neighbours: Strategic expert Bertil LintnerWhile recalling the 1962 India-China war and recent cash in Ladakh region, Lintner, in an opinion piece for Asia Times, questions "whether ...
- China-linked Myanmar businessman debarred from November Parliamentary pollsIn Myanmar, many mafia kingpins are involved in illicit trades but live in Yangon, Mandalay or Shan and Kachin states along the China-Myanm...
- China resorting to confrontation along LAC to punish India for rejecting BRI: Swedish journalist"First of all, the confrontation along the LAC between India and China has nothing to do with the border as such, if it should be on this o...
- What’s behind Chinese intrusions? Beijing needs to save face globally. Expect a long LAC faceoff and no solutionsNew Delhi is maintaining Doklam-like silence, which plays poorly at home but is important too.
- View: Why India needs to closely monitor the situation in MyanmarMyanmar could easily fall into greater Chinese influence. India ought to be vigilant.
- Mao Zedong’s strategy, not Jawaharlal Nehru’s policy, led to 1962 war with China: LintnerThe other reason which fed into the first was the Tibet question and the flight of the Dalai Lama to India in 1959.
- View: Everybody is playing everybody else in Asia power gameFor non status quoist countries like India, this global fluidity opens doors of both opportunities and challenges.
- Mao launched 1962 war for internal control; saw India as soft target: BookThe Swedish expert links the preparation for the war by China with the disastrous result of Mao's Great Leap Forward, launched in 1958, to ...
- How death of Sangwang Sangnyu Khaplang may change complex equations in the India-China-Myanmar triangleULFA shot off a series of press releases condemning the visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunanchal Pradesh recently and had warned him not to sp...
- Chinese activities in Indian Ocean new threat: BookChina's growing military influence in the Indian Ocean could be the next flashpoint in rivalry between the two Asian giants.
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