China-India: the stability-instability paradox/ Rajesh Basrur

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BASRUR Rajesh

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 0128, 23 June 2020 (F31)Summary: The China-India border clash could lead to various forms of military engagement. Notwithstanding the caution expected from both sides, real stability requires an agreement on the positioning of forces.

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The China-India border clash could lead to various forms of military engagement. Notwithstanding the caution expected from both sides, real stability requires an agreement on the positioning of forces.

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