01441nam a22001577a 4500999001900000008004100019100004300060245002100103260002100124300003900145520092900184773002101113906002801134942000701162952011401169  c524781d524781240117b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aJha, Martand and  Banerji, M.S.948116  aThe new cold war  aU.S.I. Journal    a153(633), Jul-Sep, 2023: p.444-451  aThe article is regarding the New Cold War that is building up between the United States (US) and China. An old era is passing, even if the contours of what is yet to come have not truly announced themselves. We cannot fully imagine them in part because of the sticky weight of the present. But even if the quotidian blinds us, an age of substantially redistributed global power is fast approaching. This quote by Howard W. French is apt for the new Cold War or the Cold War 2.0 i.e., is slowly but gradually emerging between the US and China. “The SinoUS relations are getting bitter and complex with each passing year and it seems that this situation is going to stay for a long period of time”. India’s has to ensure that in her strategic interests, economic interests, and overall national interests this new Cold War doesn’t impact her negatively.- Reproduced 

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