Competition and Cooperation: India and China in the Global Climate

Fighting climate change requires cooperation among all major emitters. This Focus explores the impact of growing tensions between India and China on the global climate regime, set in an increasingly multipolar order that defies clear divisions between partner and rival.

Goodbye to American Century: China and India Now Rising - Fair Observer

Beijing and Washington Don't Have to Get On to Save the Planet

Competitive Coexistence: An American Concept for Managing U.S.-China Relations

China's climate change record: Beijing tends to meet its targets, but sets the bar too low

4 Opportunities and Challenges, Approaches to Future Space Cooperation and Competition in a Globalizing World: Summary of a Workshop

India-China Competition: Perspectives from the Neighbourhood

China: Between Domestic Priorities and Global Rulemaking - Rewiring Globalization - Carnegie Europe - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

The U.S.-India Relationship and China

Transatlantic Climate Action in the Gulf and Great-Power Competition

China and India agree to cooperate on climate change policy, Climate crisis

How Deep Is the North-South Divide on Climate Negotiations? - Carnegie Europe - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace