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New Cold War Diplomacy between China and the US / Nim, Avneet Kumar

Nim, Avneet Kumar	Journal Article
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Contrary, it can be analysed that NCW have varying degree of differences, firstly there is no clear cut bloc formation likewise of old cold war as primacy of national interests of countries like India, African and Latin American republics are intact, which are not taking the side of the US despite having close cooperation in many fields. Secondly, there is a Zeitenwende or turning point in new arms race globally. Recently Germany and Japan pledged to boost their defence spending to 2 per cent of its GDP and providing special funding to bolster the country’s defence. China is a primary push factor for the revival of arms race in the South Asia and South-East Asia. Recently, Philippines has signed a deal with BrahMos Aerospace Private Ltd. for the supply of shore-based BrahMos supersonic cruise missile.

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China and the US ; New Cold War Diplomacy

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South China Sea: confluence of conflicting strategic interests / Bajpai, Arunoday

Bajpai, Arunoday	Article
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The South China Sea seems to be heading towards a new flash point of conflict between China and the US and her regional allies. The fundamental reasons for the recent tensions are rising and assertive China with her persistent power projection, countermoves of the US under 'Asia Rebalancing' with the help of her regional allies' and lack of consensus on a new regional security architecture among regional players, China and the US. The US continues to be the resident power in this region since the World War II. The rise of China has unsettled the prevailing security regime in the Asia-Pacific region.

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South China Sea ; ASia-Pacific Region ; Strategic Interests ; Regional Allies ; China and the US ; Asia Rebalancing

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