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Finally, a concrete road-map to counter China's growing belligerence (Book Review)

By IANS | Updated: August 25, 2021 19:20 IST

New Delhi, Aug 25 China's belligerent actions to undermine the world order might pose a greater threat than ...

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New Delhi, Aug 25 China's belligerent actions to undermine the world order might pose a greater threat than the erstwhile USSR due to its economic might, military capabilities and vast influence spanning across Asia, Europe and Africa but the world is not headed for a Cold War 2.0 as is being suggested in some quarters. It is the collective response of the liberal world, America and its allies "that will together decide the fate of the post-pandemic world order, says Gaurie Dwivedi, an analyst of issues relating to strategic affairs and diplomacy and a Visiting Fellow with the USI

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