1. As US and India line up in a second Trump administration, China may be targeted
Days after Donald Trump’s electoral win sent shock waves of concern through Europe and Asia, India’s top diplomat seemed to mock the response, expressing confidence in being able to navigate the US president-elect’s approach to foreign relations.
2. Can Trump, avid TikTok user and China critic, save it from a US ban?
“I am gonna save TikTok,” Donald Trump promised in a June post on the video-sharing app that got more than 8 million likes. Currently, the US president-elect has more than 14 million followers on the platform. But in the months between now and his inauguration, and amid substantial unease in Washington about data security, a question looms: can the returning president indeed save TikTok?
3. As number of Chinese students in US keeps falling, Indians move to top of list
India has overtaken China as the top source for international students in the US for the first time in about 15 years, according to data released in November.
