Tibet's sovereignty, India's policies, and the CIA's support for Tibetan autonomy played key roles in the India-China War of ...

Nehru had four big conversations with Mao in October 1954. Mao liked to find weak spots. At one point, he brought up the atomic bomb, knowing that Nehru was basically a man of peace. Some of what Mao ...

China, for instance, emerged as a more radical voice, particularly after the rise of Mao Zedong’s leadership. Nehru, ...

Seeing Nehru deal with this China as if he were dealing with a civilisational one, one realises how naïve and imprudent the ...

In other words, Mao ceased to depict Nehru’s India as ‘an oppressed nation and a state led by patriotic groups or parties,’ as he briefly had during the mid- 1950s, and returned to a class ...

Nehru was one of the movement’s key architects ... However, China’s rise as a communist power under Mao Zedong presented new challenges. After the 1949 Communist Revolution, China became ...