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Claude Arpi
Born in France, Claude Arpi is now settled in India. He is the author of several books on Tibet, China and India and a regularly contributor on Indo-French relations.
For the sake of survival
While the spread of Coronavirus must prod human beings to make behavioural changes, China, too, must realise that the time is not for aggressiveness but introspection More than 2,500 years ago, Gautam Buddha preached the four noble truths. Dukh (suffering) was central to all of his teachings but he also found...
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Just a ‘small thing’
09 April 2020 | Claude Arpi -
Tibet gets back to work
26 March 2020 | Claude Arpi -
China’s tainted corona
12 March 2020 | Claude Arpi -
The art of healing
27 February 2020 | Claude Arpi -
Turbulent times for Beijing
14 February 2020 | Claude Arpi -
Wrong person at wrong time
30 January 2020 | Claude Arpi -
Lessons for China
16 January 2020 | Claude Arpi
India’s China agenda
Compared to China, which is assertive and has undertaken innovative developments, India is definitively trailing. Preparation for any eventuality is the way forward to counter its rise There is no doubt that 2019 has been a special year for China: Lavish events were organised to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the...
