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Understanding China

Posted on February 19, 2007 by V.Isvarmurti

China: Still an unknown quantity?
China always evokes some uneasiness.Not just for its neightbours but also for even distant powers like the USA.
Why?First,it is the only Communist state in the world.Its economic might is growing fast.Its foreign echange reserves,at one trillion,the lrgest in the world.Its fast economic growth,ranked the fourth largest economy in the world,predicted  to become the world’s largest by the next 25 years.
So,out of an illusion of grandeur or practical necessity,China is trying to paly a larger role on the international stage.It hosted some of the biggest international summits in 2006 in China and so the “rise”of China is not a cheer for many,rather it has triggered mjuch fear and uneasiness!
China is not an open society nor a trustworthy neighbour  for Japan,India and South Korea.Its”politics”is n’t mature enough nor rational enough to take its international role seriouly.
India,on the other hand,has a tradition of democracy and its foreign policy has had a history.Of course,the current “rulers”of India  are not match for the current China’s rulers and therefore there is a need for Indians to debate more  clearly and more openly about how to make India a more mature international  player in the emerging world.

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V. Isvarmurti is a leading public figure from south of India. He is a former member of the then Madras Legislative Council. He had his education at such reputed institutions like Tagore’s Santiniketan and Oxford University. Read More

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