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India’s reopening to Chinese investment reflects strategic pragmatism
SCMP International2 hours ago
WarCast Score
3/100
GPT Reference
25/100
Summary
In April 2020, as the world struggled with the Covid-19 pandemic and soldiers from India and China moved towards a large-scale border stand-off, New Delhi amended its foreign direct investment (FDI) policy to require prior government approval for all investments from countries sharing a land border with India – a measure directed at China.
Nearly six years on, India has changed its FDI policy again. It is a significant move for India-China relations.
During the pandemic, the FDI regulation...
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Threat Level: RISING TENSIONS. India's change in FDI policy Strategic implications for India-China relations Potential for economic conflict
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"India's change in FDI policy""Strategic implications for India-China relations""Potential for economic conflict"