India’s election and unexpected result for Narendra Modi’s BJP is changing Indian foreign policy, especially over China and the Indo-Sino relationship. Beijing’s continued antagonistic behaviour and Xi Jinping’s policies are escalating tensions with New Delhi, causing India to align closer to the USA.
In this Part 3, Abhijit Iyer-Mitra – a leading and influential voice on India’s foreign policy, covers the biggest systemic priority to Modi: China. We debate the threat India feels from China, how it would be involved in a Taiwan conflict, why its taking more leadership in global institutions, and the future for India in Modi’s third term.
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↭ CHAPTERS ↭
00:00 Intro
01:08 India-China potential for war
09:00 China and India in G20, QUAD and United Nations
16:30 India’s new foreign policy priorities according to Abhijit
19:40 India as leader of the ‘global south’
