What's new

Search results

  1. Tresbon

    Where is India in China’s wild arms race?

    India is rapidly arming its Defence forces. The latest media reports suggest that the Modi Government has cleared Defence acquisition projects worth Rs 82,000 crore, which would include purchase of 83 Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) for the Air Force, a total of 464 T-90 Russian tanks and raise six...
  2. Tresbon

    Iran And China Are Strengthening Their Military Ties

    By Farzin Nadimi on November 24, 2016 at 10:00 AM Amid uncertainties about the incoming U.S. administration’s approach to the Middle East and the nuclear deal, Tehran and Beijing appear to be entering a new era in their strategic partnership, including the potential transfer of advanced weapon...
  3. Tresbon

    No 'String of Pearls', it's the Dragon in the Indian Ocean

    Forget the "String of Pearls" theory about how China is supposedly surrounding India on the high seas. China is not just on the sea, but also on land, in air and deeply involved in the economies of all of South Asia and beyond. Two events in India's neighbourhood taking place on a single day...
  4. Tresbon

    Fed up with EU, Erdogan says Turkey could join Shanghai bloc

    ReutersNovember 20, 2016 ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan was quoted on Sunday as saying that Turkey did not need to join the European Union "at all costs" and could instead become part of a security bloc dominated by China, Russia and Central Asian nations. NATO member Turkey's...
  5. Tresbon

    Demonetising: Parts from China on the way to help banks get ATMs running

    Demonetising: Parts from China on the way to help banks get ATMs running By Dheeraj Tiwari, ET Bureau | Updated: Nov 18, 2016, 01.57 AM IST NEW DELHI: It’s been more than a week since Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes were scrapped but only about 22,500 — or a tenth of the country’s 202,000 automated...
  6. Tresbon

    Iran, China sign agreement to boost defense-military cooperation

    Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan (R) and his Chinese counterpart General Chang Wanquan sign an agreement in Tehran on November 14, 2016 to boost defense-military cooperation and fight terrorism. (Photo by IRNA) The agreement was inked by Iranian Defense Minister...
  7. Tresbon

    China Offers Trump 'Positive and Open Attitude Toward Cooperation'

    BEIJING — China might have been a trade cheat and currency manipulator to candidate Donald Trump but the country has suggested it's open to playing a role to the president-elect's program of rebuilding America's crumbling infrastructure. China takes a "positive and open attitude toward...
  8. Tresbon

    China on India's entry in NSG

    Nov 4, 2016, 09.02 PM IST KOLKATA: China on Friday sought to dispel the view that it was against India's entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). "The notion that China is against India's entry into NSG is not right. India and China are working together in this regard," Consul General of...
  9. Tresbon

    India revives project to acquire Japanese US-2i amphibious aircraft worth Rs 10,000 crore

    Poor india,you have been ripped off once again. Guess what's the price for Chinese amphibious aircrafe AG600?
  10. Tresbon

    India revives project to acquire Japanese US-2i amphibious aircraft worth Rs 10,000 crore

    NEW DELHI: India has revived the stalled project to acquire a dozen Japanese US-2i amphibious aircraft, worth around Rs 10,000 crore, ahead of PM Narendra Modi's visit to Tokyo on November 11-12 to further cement the bilateral strategic partnership. While the inking of a civil nuclear...
  11. Tresbon

    Meet China’s State-Approved Muslims

    LINXIA — Driving through the Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture in Gansu province, in China’s northwest, minarets puncture the sky every few minutes. Many rise out of mosques that resemble Daoist temples, their details a blend of traditional Chinese and Islamic features: a bronze door knocker...
  12. Tresbon

    Is it time for China to open its doors to Filipino domestic helpers?

    Those working illegally on mainland can earn twice as much as in Hong Kong Alice Yan China’s growing demand for skilled domestic helpers offers the prospect of a new line of exchange between China and the Philippines as the two countries try to mend ties by playing down territorial disputes in...
  13. Tresbon

    China's Picturesque Tibet Autonomous Region: News & Images

    Prashant Jha, Hindustan Times, New Delhi Updated: Sep 21, 2016 09:57 IST When Narendra Modi took oath on May 26, 2014, there was a surprise guest at Rashtrapati Bhawan – Lobsang Sangay, the Prime Minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile. Four months later, when China’s President Xi...
  14. Tresbon

    China's Export Machine Is Grabbing More of the Global Market

    China is eating up a larger chunk of the world's shrinking trade pie. Brushing off rising wages, a shrinking workforce and intensifying competition from lower cost nations from Vietnam to Mexico, China's global export share climbed to 14.6 percent last year from 12.9 percent a year earlier...
  15. Tresbon

    China wants to establish diplomatic ties with Bhutan

    BEIJING: China has evinced interest in establishing diplomatic ties with Bhutan as the two countries held 24th round of boundary talks here to resolve their border dispute. China hopes to work with Bhutan for early establishment of diplomatic relations and solution to boundary issues, Chinese...
  16. Tresbon

    China's 'straddling bus' trial catches Indian PM's eye

    NEW DELHI: The trial run of world’s first Transit Elevated Bus (TEB) or “straddling bus”, which plies above the road and allows cars to move beneath it, has caught the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has asked the road transport ministry to get maximum details and explore whether...
  17. Tresbon

    India’s trade deficit with China jumps to $53 billion in 2015-2016

    India's latest export to China
  18. Tresbon

    Flight info screens at Vietnam’s 2 major airports hacked

    By Associated Press July 29 at 10:43 AM HANOI, Vietnam — Screens displaying flight information at Vietnam’s two major airports were hacked Friday to contain distorted information about the South China Sea and insult Vietnam and the Philippines, state media reported. The sound systems at Noi...
  19. Tresbon

    China strives to become leader in world of archeology

    BEIJING — When Chinese archaeologists start work on a buried Bronze Age city in north India this fall, they will be breaking ground in more ways than one. The dig at Rakhigarhi, 90 miles north west of Delhi, will be the largest China has ever had undertaken outside its borders, the clearest...
Back
Top Bottom