#TheChinaTribune: India recognises that permanent disengagement from China is impossible in the short run. Peace along the unresolved border remains delicate, economic ties are too entangled, and multilateral forums too consequential for avoidance alone to suffice
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Currently, Wang Yi is in India to participate in the 24th round of the Special Representatives’ talks on the India-China boundary question
Jaishankar suggested that India and China need to be guided by three mutuals — mutual respect, mutual sensitivity and mutual interest
China’s foreign ministry spokesperson on Monday said Beijing is ready to work with India to 'sustain lasting peace and tranquillity in the border areas'
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning says Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory
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Before calling on the PM, Wang will hold talks with EAM Jaishankar and NSA Ajit Doval that could see both sides deliberate on a range of key issues, including border situation, trade and resumption of flight services
According to a report by Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, China supplies over 81 per cent of Pakistan’s military hardware
#TheChinaTribune: Beijing has displayed tactical agility in capitalising on the current strain in US-India ties
Trump says China has been 'dealing quite nicely'
President Xi Jinping urges all-out search and rescue efforts
The United States has imposed this additional tariff or penalty for Russian imports only on India
Wang Yi to be in Delhi for SR-level talks on Aug 18
Modi is also expected to visit Japan to hold annual summit talks with his Japanese counterpart
On disputed South China Sea, India made it clear that code of conduct should be effective and substantive and also take care of countries that are not party to the dispute or discussion
The Congress party criticized the government's handling of India-China relations, alleging a cover-up of territorial losses in Ladakh following the Galwan clash. They accused the government of 'normalisation' with China, highlighting restricted patrolling access and questioning the Prime Minister's past statements downplaying the situation.
However, court stays proceedings against him
The Satellite is expected to play a critical role in addressing pressing challenges including floods, landslides, glacier melt and deforestation
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