Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse
Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse
Tech /  Enterprises

India’s app ban raises the stakes for China’s global tech ambitions amid rising geopolitical tensions

  • Chinese tech companies have worked hard to penetrate the digital market of Asia’s second-biggest developing economy, with considerable success

Topic |   China technology
Yujie XueCelia Chen
Yujie Xue in Shenzhen and Celia Chen in Shenzhen

Updated: 1:40pm, 8 Jul, 2020

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Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse
Members of the Working Journalists of India hold placards urging citizens to remove Chinese apps and stop using Chinese products during a protest in New Delhi on June 30. Photo: Photo: Agence France-Presse
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