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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
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The View | To match China’s economy, India must accept its investment (opens the original)
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Border rivalries shouldn’t block Chinese capital, just as wartime history never stopped Japanese investment from powering East Asia The two trends are related. Fuelled by its growing economy, India buys more from China, particularly capital goods. These expanding imports are driven by a lack of domestic alternatives which could have been established by Chinese investments. Restricting Chinese investments has only exacerbated the growing trade deficit with China. The pathway towards greater econo
The View | If India wants an edge on China, it must study education reform (opens the original)
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While recent protests were triggered by irregularities in the national medical entrance exam, the quality of education more broadly warrants attention Outraged over the leaking of the medical school entrance exam question paper, protesters, led by a group calling itself the Cockroach Janata Party, demanded accountability and reforms. At least 20 young people had taken their own lives after a retest for the medical entrance exam was announced, underlining how such exams have become life-or-death
The View | China cannot win the chip war through self-reliance alone (opens the original)
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Beyond GPU supremacy, America’s greatest asset lies in its leverage over its allies’ critical technologies and capacities Much of these exports are mature logic integrated circuits for applications in consumer electronics and automotive sectors. While the US is the undisputed leader in the most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips, China is emerging as a dominant player in mass market legacy integrated circuits. Between the two is the central processing unit (CPU) layer, the brains of lap
Opinion | To boost manufacturing, India need not choose between Japan and China (opens the original)
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Without Chinese suppliers on the ground, potential Japanese investments will struggle to reach the scale or speed the moment demands Some of Japan’s most notable investments in India have been in the financial sector. Japanese financial group MUFG’s US$4.4 billion stake in Shriram Finance announced last December is one example. Japan has been a major investor in India, with a cumulative foreign direct investment (FDI) of over US$48 billion this century. Leaving aside Singapore and Mauritius, whi
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