Commentators and pundits often declare that the 21st century will belong to China and India.
The math suggests this makes sense: They are the world’s two largest nations, forming a third of the world’s population, and will one day be the world’s two biggest economies.
It is, however, less clear what kind of relationship China and India will share, and whether they can be the sum of their parts. In much of global discourse they are seen not as collaborators but as two great future rivals.
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