Rahul K Bhonsle

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Rahul K. Bhonsle is a Strategic Risk and Knowledge Management Consultant and writer with specific focus on defence and security, especially in South Asia.

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China: in Al Qaeda’s Cross Hairs

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The Lal Masjid episode in Paksitan indicates a growing threat to China from global terror. Is Beijing in Al Qaeda's cross hairs?

Technology Transforms China

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Environment, labour and religion will transform China, not just the society but also one day the Commuist party and technology will be the driver.

Can We Contain China?

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Beijing reacted strongly recently over reports of a meeting of an informal grouping of states it regards as competitors regarding possible threats in the future.

Should We Contain China?

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A rising China can be viewed as a global economic powerhouse or a potential threat to peace and tranquility in the world a few decades hence.

China’s Regional Policy: The Dragon Crawls

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Given the rise of China, Deng's '24 Character Strategy' is probably the most oft quoted Chinese phrase in international relations today.
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