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Tag Archives: war
‘China can’t win a trade war; it will be massacred’
(This interview with economist and fund manager Richard Duncan, on the prospects of a trade war, and its implications, was published in DNA edition dated November 29, 2010.) Venkatesan Vembu In his first book, The Dollar Crisis, published in 2005, … Continue reading
Posted in China, Economy, India, Interview
Tagged Ben Bernanke, bubble, China, currency, dollar, Economy, euro, Europe, financial crisis, fiscal stimulus, food, Greece, Ireland, Keynes, monetary stimulus, poverty, property bubble, trade, trade war, US, war, yuan
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Are ‘war-mongers’ narrating the China-India story?
(This article, on how ‘war-mongers’ in India and China are hijacking the bilateral narrative, was published in DNA edition dated September 10, 2010.) Venkatesan Vembu Recently on the Chinese Internet, there surfaced a thrilling account of a naval war scenario … Continue reading
Posted in China, Geopolitics, India
Tagged China, democracy, Economy, geopolitics, India, Look East, Rajiv Gandhi, Salman Haidar, security, war
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The world is round, and so is a football
(A column published in DNA edition dated June 9, 2010, just ahead of the FIFA soccer World Cup.) Venkatesan Vembu On the crossbar of the soccer goalpost in my school playground, back in the 1970s, was painted an unlikely quotation … Continue reading
China, India can’t grow without conflict: Jonathan Holslag
(This interview with Jonathan Holslag, research fellow at the Brussels Institute of Contemporary China Studies and author of China and India: Prospects for Peace, was published in DNA edition dated May 8, 2010.) Liberal international relations theorists claim that commerce brings … Continue reading
