By Sneha S.S Image Courtesy: Vox Abstract China’s growing influence in South Asia has sparked a significant debate about what kind of reflections it has on international relations. Beijing likes to showcase its moves as soft power, that is cultural festivals, scholarships and exchange programmes. But researchers and policymakers see something sharper, the strategies that twist and change information slowly change into local institutions. This paper aims to understand how Chi

Abstract The 19 th Century was particularly cataclysmic for China due both to internal and external circumstances. Great rebellions,...

Introduction China’s 80 th anniversary Victory Day parade held on 3 Sep 2025 at Beijing showcased a mature integrated People’s...

Image Courtesy: Free Press Journal The religious destiny of the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation has now become a focal arena of conflict in a...

Image Courtesy: Asia Exchange Issue Brief: 3/2025 C3S launched its Issue Brief initiative. An issue brief is a summary of the knowledge...

Image courtesy: The Jamestown Foundation Article 33/ 2023 Introduction The recent endorsement of teaching Mandarin Chinese in Iranian,...

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Image Courtesy: The New York Times Article: 18/2023 The hustle of fishermen and merchants alike permeates the atmosphere as the aroma of...

Translated into Tamil Image Courtesy: 02 Page 9 - 13 A dream of red mansions Creative Classics of China No. 008/2023 The Chennai Centre...

Picture Courtesy: Wikimedia Commons On the occasion of the 87th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Team C3S & members of the...