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OPINION | Xi Jinping uses Jiang Zemin tribute to send stern warning (opens the original)
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Chinese President Xi Jinping broke decades of official silence by publicly praising the late leader Jiang Zemin for his role in the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown The remarks, made during a ceremony for what would have been Jiang's 100th birthday on March 17, are being interpreted as a powerful and chilling message about dissent, power, and China's future While state-run media avoids the topic, Xi’s deliberate mention of the bloody incident has analysts scrambling to decode the meaning In a not
OPINION | The 'mapping war': Why India's naming of Arunachal locations is a crucial, albeit late, move (opens the original)
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In a bold counter-move against Beijing's territorial ambitions, India has officially standardised the names of 27 locations in Arunachal Pradesh This action is a direct response to China's "renaming spree," where it has assigned new names to 112 places in the region since 2017 While India has consistently condemned China’s actions as "absurd" and "illegal," this is the first time it has retaliated with a similar mapping strategy Recently, India standardised the names of 27 places in Arunachal Pr
OPINION | The geopolitics of AI: China’s WAICO push and India’s BRICS standing (opens the original)
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China has officially launched the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (WAICO), a new intergovernmental body aimed at setting global AI rules, pulling in 29 nations as founding members Conspicuously absent is India, which has declined to join, likely due to security concerns and its alignment with Western partners This decision places India in a peculiar position. By opting out, it risks being sidelined in critical conversations about global technology regulation As the global
OPINION | The purge of Ma Xingrui and its political implications (opens the original)
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China has expelled Politburo member Ma Xingrui, a former rocket scientist and rising political star, in a dramatic escalation of President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign The move is fueling speculation that Xi is dismantling a potential political-military network ahead of the crucial 2027 Party Congress Ma's downfall, linked to the military purges, suggests a brewing power struggle within China's elite as Xi Jinping moves to secure his grip on power for years to come To add to the growing
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