Posts tagged Five-Year Plan
Competition and cooperation: India and China in the global climate regime
Competition and cooperation: India and China in the global climate regime

Written by Miriam Prys-Hansen and Simon Kaack

The need to cooperate in matters of climate change requires partnerships among states, such as India and China, that in other contexts are competitors — if not rivals. This simultaneity of cooperation and competition is one of the key features of the emerging multipolar order and should take centre stage in both policy and academic research.

Read More
Power Politics9DL9DashLine, Competition and cooperation: India and China in the global climate regime, Miriam Prys-Hansen, Simon Kaack, Inda, China, climate, climate change, climate crisis, climate policy, Galwan Valley, Belt and Road Initiative, Quad, BRICS, greenhouse gas emissions, coal phase-out, Narendra Modi, China's 14th Five-Year Plan, Five-Year Plan, UN 2030, coal power plants, EU, solar power, AatmaNirbhar Bharat, International Solar Alliance, National Hydrogen Mission, China Hydrogen Alliance, hydrogen, fossil fuels, Ukraine war, German-Indian hydrogen cooperation, G7, carbon intensity, COP27, Global South, UNFCCC
Realising the Great Change: Beijing’s South China Sea lawfare strategy
Realising the Great Change: Beijing’s South China Sea lawfare strategy

Written by Ryan Lucas

Too often, foreign policy analysts have focused principally on the hard power component of China’s ambitions in the South China Sea. This security-centric approach, while important, risks downplaying a critical piece of China’s South China Sea strategy in the post-pandemic era.

Read More
Southeast Asia9DL9dashline, China, South China Sea, Lawfare, Xi Jinping, PRC, Great Change, Xi Jinping Thought, Politburo, Philippines, West Philippine Sea, Nine Dash Line, Five-Year Plan, Maritime Basic Law, biden, Spratly Islands, Code of Conduct, Trump, Soft Power, CCP