Abstract
At the changing geopolitical landscape with the Covid-19 pandemic scenario, the China-India tussle and scale of regional and global exposition has begun to display with certain consequences, which seems to shake the existing regional balance of power. A mounting political and military confrontation between these two powers as experts suggested could create a hurdle on regional-global stability and can strike on the path of globalization. With historical and existing context analysis, this paper explores that putting genuine differences aside, China and India being responsible stakeholders of the global community, can cooperate and contribute to regional and global peace and prosperity. This paper is based on qualitative research and explorative form in a pattern. This paper concludes that to reduce protracted political and border-related tensions, continuous institutional dialogue, regular communication, and formal-informal exchanges could be effective tools for a peaceful resolution. At this juncture, the competition and cooperation approach could be useful for fostering China-India bilateral relations, and this situation will help to address common challenges of the global community, restructure the global order, and re-adjust regional and global scenarios crippled by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Highlights
With the context of the Covid-19 pandemic effect, the regional and global geopolitical landscape is changing in a new direction
At the changing geopolitical landscape with the Covid-19 pandemic scenario, the China-India tussle and scale of regional and global exposition has begun to display with certain consequences, which seems to shake the existing regional balance of power
With historical and existing context analysis, this paper explores that putting genuine differences aside, China and India being responsible stakeholders of the global community, can cooperate and contribute to regional and global peace and prosperity
Summary
With the context of the Covid-19 pandemic effect, the regional and global geopolitical landscape is changing in a new direction This scenario has created hurdles in the bilateral relations of some countries. The new rapprochement which began from the end of the 1980s lasted until the 15 June border faceoff of 2020 Between those 20 years, both countries have succeeded to expand multiple levels of cooperation in various areas: trade, investment, exchanges, technology sharing, people-to-people contacts, and many other areas. 15 June incident distorted the mode of relations, and again like in the 1960s to the end of 1980, a new type of confrontation has begun, which has amplified tension in the region and begin to affect global geopolitical equations It seems that India and China both are feeling a deep threat from one another. This situation could increase their global stand, recognition, and trust among the global community
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