China should learn from India's mature stock market: experts
A sharp contrast in the performances of the stock markets in India and the Chinese mainland in the past decade, during which Indian stocks outperformed that in the Chinese mainland, has shed light shortcomings in the domestic stock market and prompted calls in China to learn from the mature stock market system in India.
Withdrawal from RCEP may not be conducive to India's economy: expert
The Indian government reportedly plans to discuss whether to withdraw from the 16-member Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) negotiations, which an expert said is quite "immature" and may not be good for India's future economic development.
India follows US example of trade protectionism against China
China and India should work together to strengthen trade relations and industrial cooperation amid the rising threat of protectionism as there is still plenty of room for negotiation, and it is unwise for India to close its door to Chinese products, said industry analysts.
Chinese defense minister to visit India in sign of recovering military ties
Chinese State Councilor and Defense Minister General Wei Fenghe will visit India this year in a sign of recovering military relations after the Doklam standoff last year.
Africa boasts great potential for China-India cooperation
In a third-party market like Africa that does not involve each other's core interests, China and India should particularly explore opportunities for cooperation, build mutual trust and achieve a win-win-win situation for the three sides.
China, India race for future technologies as Ambani beats Ma as Asia's richest man
Chinese billionaires like Jack Ma Yun of Alibaba Group Holding and Pony Ma Huateng of Tencent Holdings have ridden China's internet boom to global fame, becoming some of the best-known Asian faces in the global technology field and dominating international headlines. That may be about to change.
India siding with US on trade against China risky: analysts
India has shown signs of moving toward the position of US President Donald Trump by adopting protectionist measures against China, possibly in a bid to please the US ahead of trade talks and to pressure China into addressing the growing trade imbalance between the two countries.
'World's pharmacy' reaches a crossroads as Indian generic drugs face rising competition, tougher regulation
India has long been known for its leading pharmaceutical industry, despite the country's relatively low overall development level. However, the industry has been promoted under a controversial policy that violates international drug patent rights, leaving it with an uncertain future, especially amid wider global criticism. Meanwhile, competition from neighboring countries and tightened regulation are also posing threats to the country's leading position in the generic drugs sector.
China builds unmanned weather station near border with India
China has set up an unmanned automatic weather observation station near the Indian border in the Tibet Autonomous Region to provide meteorological support to national defense.
Indian films to cash in as US-China trade tension hits Hollywood
China's waning appetite for US movies due to the US-China trade friction could offer an opportunity for the Indian film industry to tap into the fastest-growing film market in the world, experts forecast on Tuesday.
Air India's name change for Taipei offers a lesson for other carriers that still flout China's sovereignty
India's national carrier Air India changed the way it describes Taiwan to "Chinese Taipei" as of Thursday, a move that observers said shows the company's respect for Chinese laws and offers a lesson for other carriers that still flout China's sovereignty.
India to reconsider Belt and Road: experts
The huge dividends India enjoys from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will eventually push the South Asian country to embrace the China-proposed Belt and Road (B&R) initiative, experts predicted on Tuesday.
As Indians outperform Chinese in overseas corporate management, experts say China must nurture home-grown talent to catch up
Indians seem to have outperformed Chinese in terms of their presence in the corporate management world, with more Indians holding CEO positions in large multinational companies in the US such as Google and Microsoft. What's the reason behind this disparity? The Global Times spoke with two businesspeople – one Indian, the other Chinese – to find out. According to them, India's advantages in nurturing talent and in language makes it easier for Indians to adapt to different cultures, while Chinese students who studied in the US prefer to come back to China and focus on the Chinese economy.
Patience and sincerity crucial to rebuilding Sino-India ties, as militaries set up hotline: analyst
Military trust between China and India is crucial to bilateral relations and demands patience and sincerity from both sides, experts said after the leaders of the two nations have reportedly agreed to set up a hotline between their respective military headquarters.
An incremental approach to addressing long-term Sino-Indian issues
Basking in the spring breeze and sunshine, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping took a stroll in Wuhan's East Lake Park, Central China's Hubei Province, on April 28. Meeting in private with no written notes and no pre-negotiated official statements or agenda other than a pre-determined mutual commitment to improve the Sino-Indian bilateral relationship, this lakeside walk epitomizes the spirit of an "informal" Sunnylands-style summit - intimacy and interactivity. No occasion was more ideal than this to restore communication, identify shared interests and chart a new course for the two countries.
China-India trade volume reaches new high
Trade between China and India reached a record level in 2017, and the forthcoming meeting between their top leaders may open a new chapter for economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, an official from China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) told a press conference on Thursday.
Chinese vice president meets with Indian FM
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan on Monday met with visiting Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in Beijing.
Experts urge India to join trilateral cooperation with Nepal
China's cooperation with Nepal will contribute to the prosperity and stability of South Asia instead of seeking hegemony in this region, Chinese experts said, urging India to think and act more positively toward the trilateral cooperation.