A Study on Major Bilateral Issues between India and China

Abstract

In their rise to regional supremacy, China and India have taken distinct methodological tacks and sorted their differences in unique ways. This is not a result of inherited problems as it is of the reciprocal mistrust and hostility between the two nations. So, there is a lot of grey area in the present relationship between China and India. China and India have adopted different approaches to their ascent to regional dominance, allowing them to resolve their disagreements differently. This is a product of mutual distrust and animosity between the two countries rather than inheriting issues. Thus, there are a lot of unresolved in the current China-Indian relationship. This article aims to shed light on whether China and India will engage with one another as competitors or as partners in the future.