Delhi and Beijing are exploring an “Early and Substantial Harvest” on the boundary. The difficult question is what can be harvested without prejudicing the larger settlement. By Manoj Kewalramani Access the full piece here

Though often cast as a struggle for power, US–China competition is fundamentally a struggle over modernity. It is about which political and economic system can most effectively harness technology, shape global standards, and determine how future growth, governance, and innovation will be organised worldwide. As the US–China tech war takes shape, the real question is: which system will ultimately define the contours of the world’s technological and political future? Access the