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Abstract
This paper explores the evolution of Chinese foreign policy towards India since Deng Xiaoping's ascension to power in 1978. It examines the guiding principles of China's foreign policy, including peaceful development, sovereignty, and economic pragmatism, as they relate to Sino-Indian relations. The analysis traces key milestones in the relationship, from the normalization of diplomatic ties in the late 1970s to recent episodes of cooperation and competition. It also delves into the economic, military, and strategic dimensions of the bilateral dynamic, highlighting the challenges posed by unresolved border disputes, trade imbalances, and regional competition. The paper concludes by evaluating the prospects for future collaboration and conflict management, underscoring the significant implications of Sino-Indian relations for regional stability and global geopolitics.
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Copyright © 2024 Aaquib Khan . This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
