The document summarizes a presentation by Professor Jing Dong Yuan on China's analysis and assessment of India's rise after its 1998 nuclear tests (Pokhran II). It discusses China's view that while it understood India's desire to demonstrate its power, India's nuclear tests threatened international non-proliferation efforts and stability in Asia. The document also examines China's concerns about India's potential to dominate the region militarily and lose Chinese influence, as well as China's demands that India commit to responsible control of its nuclear program.

1. INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT PRESENTATION

2. ARTICLE: INDIAS RISE AFTER POKHRAN II : CHINESE ANALYSIS AND
ASSESSMENTS
JING DONG YUAN
• Professor Yuan is Director of the East
Asia Nonproliferation Program.
• A graduate of the Xi'an Foreign
Language University, People's Republic
of China (1982).
• Currently working on a book manuscript
on post-Cold War Chinese security
policy.
• Chinese defense and foreign policy
• Asia-Pacific security (with a focus on
Northeast Asia and South China Sea)
• Non-proliferation, arms control and
disarmament
• American Asia policy
• Shanghai Cooperation Organization

3. WHAT HE TRIED TO HIGHLIGHT
• India`s nuclear test for
international control and non-
proliferation.
• India as the major power and
Chaina`s view regarding this.
• Chaina`s analysis about how to
manage the post Pokhran II Sino-
Indian relationship.
• The common interest of both the
countries and their disputes .

4. INDIA`S VIEW
• May 1998 second nuclear
test by india.
• Claimed the threat of China
after 1962 war.
• Willingness of becoming
major power.
• Not signing the CTBT & NPT.
• Domination over the South
Asian region.

5. CHINA`S ANALYSIS
• Understood the desire of India.
• Called for P-5 meeting.
• Further threats i.e.: engagement
of Iraq, Egypt& Israel.
• Made India responsible for the
Pakistan`s nuclear test.
• Breaker of international peace and
harmony.

6. WANT OF CHAINA
• Provide information about
their control and command
over the nuclear power.
• Become a responsible
NWS.
• Nuclear equipment's
should not be exported to
other countries.

7. RISE SO CALLED OR REAL
• India have nuclear
sufficiency.
• China was shocked due to
the event and engaged third
party.
• Lost the domination over
the region.
• Not taking Pakistan as the
rival.

8. WRITERS VIEW
• Not biased .
• Internal strategies of China were
avoided.
• competitor, Scope of loosing.