China aims for Technological Self-reliance amidst Tensions with the US

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Volume 1; Issue No: 4

Newsletter: China Watch, our flagship newsletter and research programme offering critical insights, business intelligence and in-depth reporting on China and Taiwan.

Cover Story: China aims for Technological Self-reliance amidst Tensions with the US

Leads

  • China faces hard time as the US Intertwines in the Border Dispute with India
  • The West accuses of China of Cyberattacks
  • Tensions escalate as China attacks Philippines Ships
  • US-Japan alliance to deteriorate China’s claim in the South China Sea

China aims for Technological Self-reliance amidst Tensions with the US

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Saurav Suresh

Saurav Suresh holds a Master’s degree in Journalism & Mass Communication from Jain (Deemed-to-be University). He completed Bachelors degree in Journalism, Political Science & English from Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). He is currently a part of editorial team at The Viyug.

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