China e Índia: relações entre as principais potências da Ásia no século XXI

Abstract

The conjuncture of the international system in the post-Cold War period undergoes a reordering of the structures of power. The political system is in transformation, as is the world economic system. China's accelerated economic growth, and its assertive, autonomous and multilateral external policy, make one of the major international events in the first decade of the twenty-first century. India, for its part, has been showing great growth of its economy and the inscription in the international politics. Both countries have large territories and large population, presenting themselves as the major powers of Asia. In view of this, Asia tends to play a key role in the international system of the twenty-first century. The objective of this work, therefore, is to verify how the political-diplomatic control of two Asian powers in the twenty-first century is made. Since China and India have a past of rivalries, the future of Asia as one of the engines of the economy depends on the relations between these countries. The Sino-Indian approach in recent years is due to the use of dialogue forums and multilateral organizations such as BRICS. The bloc of emerging countries is seen as a platform for dialogue that encourages political-diplomatic tightening between China and India.