In light of an ever more political path in the Chinese film industry, co-productions create a space for different narratives to circulate in China.
The US needs to prioritise bilateral or multilateral engagements with the non-nuclear five states of the region by genuinely understanding their interests and concerns.
For the Russians, the Agreement did not come into conflict with the status of Outer Mongolia defined with the Chinese in 1913, because Urga was autonomous in terms of internal administration and commercial and industrial matters.
In 1914, the British and Tibetans signed the Simla Convention recognizing Chinese suzerainty over Outer Tibet, but also the full autonomy for internal matters of the Tibetan government. The Chinese refused to sign the Convention.
The Sino-Russian Agreement of 1913 was to become the model for an Anglo-Chinese agreement on Tibet
Utilising archival documents, this book focuses on High Asian diplomatic, geopolitical and trade issues from the point of view of the British.
For Imperial Britain, the framework of High Asia between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century hinged primarily on strategic and defensive issues.
China looks set for a new multi-faceted, autocratic and prolonged Cold War as it expands its footprint across the Indo Pacific.
British promises are unenforced and unenforceable as Hong Kong under China is no longer in any sense a credible democracy.
For India, the border remains at the heart of its relationship with China and there is too much history for any simple reset to take place.
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