India-China relations debated by former diplomat and Chinese professor

Nirupama Rao, a former Indian foreign secretary, and Lin Minwang, a professor at Fudan University, discussed the complex relationship between India and China. They highlighted how historical events, such as the 1962 border conflict, have shaped national identities and perceptions, with India viewing China as an expansionist power. Both experts noted a growing negative perception of each other among their respective populations, exacerbated by increased access to information and differing narratives. AI

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• Belt and Road Initiative
• Centre for South Asian Studies
• China
• Fudan University
• India
• Institute of International Studies
• Lin Minwang
• Nirupama Rao
• Sri Lanka
• The Fractured Himalaya: India, Tibet, China 1949-1962
• Tibet
• United States

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