Why India’s response to the China challenge in Ladakh is so lopsided
1 year, 3 months ago

Why India’s response to the China challenge in Ladakh is so lopsided

The Hindu  

If New Delhi seems to be floundering without a clear policy, it is because it lacks a history of hard-nosed China policy formulation. Sawhney’s argument that political expediency seems to have prevented New Delhi from giving the proverbial “fitting response” to PLA’s incursions—ironically the opposite of India’s response to its allegations against Pakistan in the case of Pulwama 2019—references the third layer of New Delhi’s inadequacy in engaging with Beijing in state-to-state political relations. A few years before that event, an Indian diplomat had publicly declared that New Delhi would not tolerate China’s interference in South Asia, which was India’s backyard. In hindsight, these anecdotes foreshadow India’s insinuation on the world’s geopolitical map, albeit not for its economy, as was the case three decades ago, or as a regional power more than half a century ago when it defied the United States’ Seventh Fleet in 1971, but because of a democratically challenged domestic political act and a prematurely derisive comment aimed at a rising China in the new bipolar world that we appear to be settling into. To resolve this conundrum, a good way to begin might be for the military and New Delhi to deepen and widen the scope of consultations with Ladakhis, the borderland dwellers themselves, on how to act on all the three layers—namely local concerns, domestic politics, and interstate relations—of negotiations that are in play along India’s northwestern borderlands.

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India-China: Tactical détente, strategic differences
3 weeks, 6 days ago

India-China: Tactical détente, strategic differences

Firstpost  

A new phase of high-level India-China dialogue has been unlocked following the October 21, 2024, agreement on border patrolling. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping, along with both nations’ foreign and defence ministers, have held meetings since then, with the ministers’ talks concluding just last week. Prime Minister Modi’s characterisation of the relationship with China as “important and …

China’s perception about India’s power aspirations
1 month, 2 weeks ago

China’s perception about India’s power aspirations

New Indian Express  

The flavour of the new festive season is obviously Sino-Indian rapprochement and for good measure. It’s actually suffice just to leave this with the broad understanding that the two areas thus far untouched by the engagement between the Corps Commander level talks—Demchok and Depsang—have been addressed to facilitate disengagement and subsequently allow patrols to revisit the areas to which they …

India's cautious optimism on China's Galwan withdrawal hinges on the implementation of the agreement
1 month, 3 weeks ago

India's cautious optimism on China's Galwan withdrawal hinges on the implementation of the agreement

Live Mint  

India's relations with China come to an end with a deal to disengage militarily and resolve issues in the Himalayan border areas. The agreement, if implemented seriously, could be the first step towards better ties between the two countries. However, it is important to be cautious and not let optimism overpower caution in the short term.

Diwali Amid Border Talks: A New Chapter in India-China Relations
1 month, 4 weeks ago

Diwali Amid Border Talks: A New Chapter in India-China Relations

India TV News  

India and China are set to resume patrolling near the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh by October-end. The disengagement in Depsang and Demchok will be over by October 28 or 29, marking a significant step towards normalizing relations between the two countries. The talks focus on buffer zones and other contentious issues, with both sides working towards a …

Transforming Ties: India's Evolving Foreign Policy Towards China and Other Neighbours
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1 month, 4 weeks ago

Transforming Ties: India's Evolving Foreign Policy Towards China and Other Neighbours

Firstpost  

India's evolving foreign policy towards China and other neighbors is evident in the recent development of a significant agreement between the two countries on a comprehensive economic and maritime security partnership. This move signifies India's ability to adapt its foreign policy to suit changing circumstances and prioritize its interests, despite facing challenges from China's assertive posture. The agreement also highlights …

Himalayan Thaw Sends Shockwaves Across the World: A Multipolar Showdown
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1 month, 4 weeks ago

Himalayan Thaw Sends Shockwaves Across the World: A Multipolar Showdown

India Today  

The Himalayan thaw sends shockwaves across the world, with India and China breaking their decades-long border standoff. Both sides have agreed to restore stability on the border, marking a significant shift in their relationship. The timing of the meeting is seen as apt, given the changing geopolitical landscape and the chaos in US domestic politics. The focus on economic cooperation …

India has to change its policy if it wants to attract more Chinese investment: China Daily editorial
3 months, 1 week ago

India has to change its policy if it wants to attract more Chinese investment: China Daily editorial

China Daily  

There have been positive signs of improving China-India economic relations recently, as evidenced by Indian officials talking about easing restrictions on Chinese investment, and New Delhi making moves to expedite visa approvals for Chinese technicians. The seeming softening of attitude by New Delhi toward Chinese investment may have been made out of expediency, as declining foreign investment is likely to …

India’s China challenge: The stakes are higher than ever before
3 months, 3 weeks ago

India’s China challenge: The stakes are higher than ever before

Firstpost  

There is hardly any clarity on what China wants — whether Beijing aims to amicably settle the boundary issues and make further progress in trade and cultural ties or if it seeks to encroach on India’s territory On April 10, 2024, amidst the high-pitched and polarising campaign for the upcoming national elections in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a …

Bangladesh's Shift Towards China and Pakistan: New Challenges for India
4 months, 2 weeks ago

Bangladesh's Shift Towards China and Pakistan: New Challenges for India

Deccan Chronicle  

NEW DELHI: The eventual formation of a pro-Pakistan and pro-China government comprising the anti-India Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Jamaat-e-Islami in Dhaka appears to be a foregone conclusion and will be the latest in a series of challenges to confront New Delhi in the neighbourhood. In an attempt to keep pace with the enormously superior Chinese financial muscle, New Delhi, especially …

India has much to do to woo Chinese firms: China Daily editorial
4 months, 3 weeks ago

India has much to do to woo Chinese firms: China Daily editorial

China Daily  

Although the latest call from some Indian finance and industry officials to ease governmental restrictions on Chinese investment in India is a welcome sign, those Indian policymakers still hesitant to adopt that suggestion, citing an overreliance on China, need to know that even if New Delhi reopens its door to Chinese companies, India might not be able to recover the …

Pinching the dragon’s tail on future of Tibet
5 months, 3 weeks ago

Pinching the dragon’s tail on future of Tibet

Hindustan Times  

The recent visit of the United States Congressional delegation to Dharamshala and the Dalai Lama’s visit to New York have catapulted Tibet to newspaper headlines. The first US Tibet Policy Act of 2002 had been a mild articulation of the need to protect Tibet’s water security and its environment, promised assistance to Tibetan refugees and urged China to engage with …

Opportune moment to reset relations: China Daily editorial
6 months, 2 weeks ago

Opportune moment to reset relations: China Daily editorial

China Daily  

Indian and Chinese national flags flutter side by side at the Raisina hills in New Delhi, India, in this file photo. With India's parliamentary election result hopefully reducing the jingoism in India, there is no need for the territorial dispute in the border region between the two neighbors to be hyped up and allowed to define the overall bilateral ties. …

India-China Border Stalemate Persists Despite 29th WMCC Meeting: No Breakthrough Reported
8 months, 3 weeks ago

India-China Border Stalemate Persists Despite 29th WMCC Meeting: No Breakthrough Reported

Deccan Chronicle  

Amid strained ties between the two Asian giants, India and China engaged in a war of words earlier this month. On Thursday, India again rebuked China, with ministry of external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stating that Beijing can repeat “baseless claims” over Arunachal “as many times as it wants, but it will not change India’s position that Arunachal was, is …

Four-year border dispute has not served India and China well: Jaishankar
9 months, 1 week ago

Four-year border dispute has not served India and China well: Jaishankar

India TV News  

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday highlighted the nearly four-year-long border dispute with China in eastern Ladakh, saying the "tensions" seen during this period has "not served either of us well". The minister also asserted that India remains committed to finding a "fair and reasonable outcome" but one that is respectful of agreements and recognises the Line …

China lashes out at PM’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh, criticises Sela Tunnel and development projects
9 months, 1 week ago

China lashes out at PM’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh, criticises Sela Tunnel and development projects

The Hindu  

China on March 11 said it “strongly deplores” Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Arunachal Pradesh and has raised concerns with India, a sharp statement that is expected to be rebutted by New Delhi. When asked about the visit, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said that Beijing had made “solemn representations” to New Delhi about the Prime …

View: Chinese warning to India on the Central Sector is plain double-speak
9 months, 2 weeks ago

View: Chinese warning to India on the Central Sector is plain double-speak

Hindustan Times  

Sanctimonious statement of Chinese spokesperson on Indian Army proposing to reorganize its Central Command under a new Corps Headquarter to guard 565 kilometres of LAC with Tibet in the Central Sector reeks of Beijing’s double standards as PLA has deployed no less than six combined armed brigades across Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh in October 2022. The Chinese spokesperson on Friday …

‘China may have concluded India is now tilting to the U.S.’
11 months ago

‘China may have concluded India is now tilting to the U.S.’

The Hindu  

China may have concluded that India is tilting towards the U.S. “rather than maintaining relative neutrality” on China-U.S. rivalry, according to Vijay Gokhale, former Foreign Secretary, Ambassador to China, and author of the new book Crosswinds: Nehru, Zhou and the Anglo-American Competition over China which examines various aspects of India’s relations with the U.S., Britain and China in the 1950s. …

'If approach had been more Bharat, we would have had less rosy view of our relationship with China': EAM
11 months, 2 weeks ago

'If approach had been more Bharat, we would have had less rosy view of our relationship with China': EAM

India TV News  

The year 2024 will continue to be turbulent for the world but India is well-positioned politically and economically to navigate the challenges, and maintain its rising global role and its path of development, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said. "Today where we are positioned, where we are positioned politically, where we are positioned economically, when you look at a …

‘If we were more Bharat…': Jaishankar's fresh attack on Nehru's China policy
11 months, 2 weeks ago

‘If we were more Bharat…': Jaishankar's fresh attack on Nehru's China policy

Hindustan Times  

External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday once again invoked Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, saying there would have been a 'less rosy' view of India's relationship with China if the country would have been more ‘Bharat’. There is a kind of record in form of an exchange of letters between Sardar Patel and Pandit Nehru on China and they had a …

Dragon diplomacy: Has China undermined the India-Bhutan relationship?
1 year, 1 month ago

Dragon diplomacy: Has China undermined the India-Bhutan relationship?

Firstpost  

It is up to Bhutan to maintain the traditionally close relationship with India for its own sake When the King of Bhutan state visits India for eight long days, family and official entourage in tow, you can surmise something is amiss in the traditionally warm relationship. The status quo has been threatened by 25 rounds of border talks between China …

'We reject these claims as they have no basis': India's strong response over Chinese new map
1 year, 3 months ago

'We reject these claims as they have no basis': India's strong response over Chinese new map

India TV News  

The government has strongly responded after China released the 2023 edition of its "standard map", incorporating Arunachal Pradesh and the Aksai Chin region in it. Responding to the media queries on the so-called 2023 "standard map” of China, Arindam Bagchi, the Official Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that India has lodged a strong protest regarding it. "We …

Review: Understanding the India China Border: The Enduring Threat of War in the High Himalayas by Manoj Joshi
1 year, 4 months ago

Review: Understanding the India China Border: The Enduring Threat of War in the High Himalayas by Manoj Joshi

Hindustan Times  

The 72-day Doklam crisis was a turning point in the matter of the disputed border called the Line of Actual Control between India and China as it facilitated the People’s Liberation Army’s passage from border management to war preparation. Not only did China succeed in this, but it also managed to “shake Bhutan loose from the close embrace of India, …

India’s Myanmar Conundrum: New Delhi Should Know This Isn’t The Old Tatmadaw
1 year, 4 months ago

India’s Myanmar Conundrum: New Delhi Should Know This Isn’t The Old Tatmadaw

ABP News  

On February 1, 2021, six months before the fall of Kabul, one of India’s friendly neighbouring countries Myanmar had a meltdown with the Tatmadaw taking control of the country, overthrowing the democratically elected government led by Aung San Suu Kyi. For the first time since the military coup took place in Myanmar that saw thousands of civilians getting killed, maimed …

Why China has permanent adversarial attitude towards India
1 year, 4 months ago

Why China has permanent adversarial attitude towards India

Hindustan Times  

The standard refrain of Chinese leadership to Indian leadership raising the border issue is that boundary differences should be put in a “proper place” and that the two countries should work together towards normalization of the bilateral relations in other areas. Sure enough, the PLA had a stand-off with Indian Army in the Depsang Bulge area, south of Daulet Beg …

How China's Xi Is Using Bhutan To Corner India | India’s World Ep#1
1 year, 4 months ago

How China's Xi Is Using Bhutan To Corner India | India’s World Ep#1

Hindustan Times  

How China's Xi Is Using Bhutan To Corner India | India’s World Ep#1 China is back to its old tricks. However, the real motive behind China’s outreach is a sinister attempt to corner India in its own backyard. #China #Doklam #Bhutan #ChinaBhutanTies #IndiaVsChina #ChinaPLA #Galwan #chinaarmy Hindustan Times Videos bring you news, views and explainers about current issues in India …

India-China relations discussed in Jakarta
1 year, 5 months ago

India-China relations discussed in Jakarta

The Hindu  

In a reflection of continuing differences in how India and China view taking ties forward, Beijing’s top diplomat Wang Yi told External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in Jakarta that “specific issues” shouldn’t “define the overall relationship”. In Friday’s talks, which the Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Saturday had been held at India’s request, Mr. Jaishankar said both …

India’s China strategy needs to be debated
1 year, 7 months ago

India’s China strategy needs to be debated

The Hindu  

The Chinese have a knack for making headlines on India’s borders. Zhang Yongpan, of the Institute of Chinese Borderland Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, claims that China’s move to “standardise” names in Zangnan “completely falls within China’s sovereignty and it is also in accordance with the regulation on the administration of geographical names”. Happymon Jacob has identified …

Eastern Ladakh row: India, China look to LAC resolution to ‘enable progress’ in ties
1 year, 8 months ago

Eastern Ladakh row: India, China look to LAC resolution to ‘enable progress’ in ties

The Hindu  

India and China on Sunday held “frank and in-depth” talks on the two remaining friction areas on the Line of Actual Control, and days ahead of the first visit by the Chinese Defence Minister to New Delhi since the start of the border crisis, agreed that restoring peace along the border areas would “enable progress” in recently strained relations. China’s …

Ladakh stand-off is a signal to India against infrastructure construction in ‘disputed territory’, says expert
1 year, 11 months ago

Ladakh stand-off is a signal to India against infrastructure construction in ‘disputed territory’, says expert

The Hindu  

The 2020 stand-off in eastern Ladakh was a signal from China to India over how the situation is likely to play out if it continues to pursue infrastructure construction in the “disputed territory”, Isaac B. Kardon, Assistant Professor at the U.S. End November, several China experts from India and abroad who speak fluent Mandarin, analysed and debated the outcomes of …

China feels India needs to be shown its place
2 years ago

China feels India needs to be shown its place

Live Mint  

Recent clashes between Indian and Chinese soldiers along the Line of Actual Control, or LAC, have once again underscored how a 20th century conflict continues to shape the 21st century trajectory of Sino-Indian relations and constrain New Delhi’s aspirations to play a larger role on the global stage. Even just a few years back, India’s crème de la crème believed …

Warning sign: The Hindu Editorial on a fresh India-China faceoff at Yangtse in Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh
2 years ago

Warning sign: The Hindu Editorial on a fresh India-China faceoff at Yangtse in Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh

The Hindu  

Another attempted transgression by the Chinese military, this time in the Tawang sector in the eastern section of the India-China boundary, has served as a reminder of the precarious state of affairs along the Line of Actual Control. India is yet to resume patrolling in any of the five disengagement areas where temporary buffer zones have been established, while the …

DC Edit | Put curbs on China trade to check border mischief
2 years ago

DC Edit | Put curbs on China trade to check border mischief

Deccan Chronicle  

Referring to the Chinese thrust in Arunachal Pradesh in the early hours of December 9, which is agitating the nation since the two-year-old military misdemeanours of Xi Jinping’s China in eastern Ladakh are yet to be resolved, defence minister Rajnath Singh informed both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday that Chinese soldiers tried to “unilaterally alter the status quo” along the …

Big Picture: Lessons from PLA Tawang incursions and China’s global ambitions
2 years ago

Big Picture: Lessons from PLA Tawang incursions and China’s global ambitions

Hindustan Times  

Nine days after China sanctimoniously asked India to adhere to 1993-1996 bilateral border agreements and uphold peace and tranquillity on the LAC while opposing India-US military exercises in Auli, the aggressive PLA changed the goal post yet again and transgressed across the border in Tawang sector on December 9. This intellectual section, of which a large number belong to the …

India should be prepared for war with China: Why Xi Jinping may be tempted to open Himalayan fronts well before Taiwan
2 years ago

India should be prepared for war with China: Why Xi Jinping may be tempted to open Himalayan fronts well before Taiwan

Firstpost  

Common sense says China would not make the mistake of attacking India, a rising power with a military that is among the best in the world. In fact, if one looks closely at the infrastructural development pursued by China in the last decade, and especially since 2020, it becomes obvious that Xi Jinping has a bigger and more ambitious Himalayan …

The role of the ‘China Test’ in India’s grand strategy
2 years ago

The role of the ‘China Test’ in India’s grand strategy

The Hindu  

If principal contradictions must determine strategic priorities, New Delhi should decide what its principal contradiction is. If so, I would argue that major decisions in New Delhi’s strategic decision matrix should pass the China test, which amounts to asking and answering a rather straightforward question: “does x or y decision/development/relationship help deal with the China challenge, or not?” Decision-makers must …

Situation 'stable but unpredictable': Indian Army chief on Chinese activity in eastern Ladakh
2 years, 1 month ago

Situation 'stable but unpredictable': Indian Army chief on Chinese activity in eastern Ladakh

India Today  

Deeming the situation in eastern Ladakh as 'stable but unpredictable', Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande said that the objective of the next round of military talks would be to resolve issues at the two remaining friction points, seen as a reference to Demchok and Depsang in that region. In an address at a think-tank, General Pande said there has been …

No Mention of India in Speech, Xi Jinping’s Focus on PLA, Security Interests Has Implications for Delhi
2 years, 2 months ago

No Mention of India in Speech, Xi Jinping’s Focus on PLA, Security Interests Has Implications for Delhi

News 18  

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s two-hour speech at the inaugural session of the Chinese Communist Party’s 20th Congress on October 16 did not have a mention of India while he spoke extensively on from the country’s ‘Zero-Covid’ policy to Taiwan and Hong Kong, shifting to national security and development, and the modernisation of People’s Liberation Army. First, Xi Jinping’s assertion that …

Ladakh to Xinjiang: Why are India and China suddenly playing footsie?
2 years, 2 months ago

Ladakh to Xinjiang: Why are India and China suddenly playing footsie?

Firstpost  

The US and its Western allies like the UK, Canada, and Germany have also let all kinds of anti-India terror groups and politicians a free run Curious signs started appearing in late August. He said an Asian century can’t happen if India and China don’t join hands and that the two had far more common interests than differences. Spokesman and …

60 Years After the Sino-Indian War
2 years, 2 months ago

60 Years After the Sino-Indian War

The Diplomat  

In the eastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh abutting China lies a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Tawang. Dai Bingguo, who served as Beijing’s Special Representative for border talks with India between 2003 and 2013, wrote in an article in 2017 that “the major reason the boundary question persists is that China’s reasonable requests have not been met.” The Chinese line …

India-China disengagement in Ladakh: Rahul Gandhi attacks PM Modi | KNOW DETAILS
2 years, 3 months ago

India-China disengagement in Ladakh: Rahul Gandhi attacks PM Modi | KNOW DETAILS

India TV News  

Highlights PM Modi given 1,000 square kms of territory to China without fight: Rahul Gandhi Rahul Gandhi attacks PM Modi on matter related to India-China disengagement in Ladakh Rahul attacked govt for not restoring status quo of Apr 2020 at Line of Actual Control with China India-China disengagement in Ladakh : After reports of disengagement with China at Ladakh, Congress …

In a first, India refers to ‘militarisation’ of Taiwan Strait by China
2 years, 3 months ago

In a first, India refers to ‘militarisation’ of Taiwan Strait by China

The Hindu  

India has for the first time referred to what it called “the militarisation of the Taiwan Strait”, marking a rare instance of New Delhi appearing to comment on China’s actions towards Taiwan. Earlier this month, the Ministry of External Affairs did not refer to “militarisation” of the Strait, only saying India was “concerned at recent developments” and “urge exercise of …

China calls for India to work ‘in same direction’ to restore ties
2 years, 4 months ago

China calls for India to work ‘in same direction’ to restore ties

The Hindu  

Responding to External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s comments on August 18, 2022 saying relations with China were in “an extremely difficult phase” and there were “many reasons” for both countries to work together, the Chinese government said it hoped India would work with it in “ the same direction” to bring relations back on track at “an early date”. Mr. …

The View From India Navigating Taiwan controversy, China ties
2 years, 4 months ago

The View From India Navigating Taiwan controversy, China ties

The Hindu  

In its first official comment on Taiwan since U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit that inflamed tensions with China, India urged “the exercise of restraint, avoidance of unilateral actions to change status quo, de-escalation of tensions and efforts to maintain peace and stability in the region”, cautiously avoiding a direct message to either the U.S. or China. India’s remarks came …

China’s engagement with world largely driven by commercial, strategic interests: Prof Swaran Singh
2 years, 4 months ago

China’s engagement with world largely driven by commercial, strategic interests: Prof Swaran Singh

New Indian Express  

A: India-Bhutan relations are unique and Indian military had successfully withstood an eye-ball to eye-ball in Doklam sector in 2017. Second, China’s incremental two-steps forward one-step backward attempts with the rest of the neighbourhood have proven ineffective so far making China change its strategy to sustained heavy deployments and modernisation of its frontier areas. The fact that world powers today …

India's learning from Taiwan: Normalising Ladakh is playing into China's hands | OPINION
2 years, 4 months ago

India's learning from Taiwan: Normalising Ladakh is playing into China's hands | OPINION

India Today  

China’s military aggression to keep Taiwan on a leash doesn’t come as a surprise, but it is the island nation’s response to call out the bullying that needs more attention. Not to say that India’s military hasn’t stood up to the challenges, but the political messaging at the international and domestic level of China being an aggressor in Ladakh hasn’t …

Lessons for India from the Taiwan standoff
2 years, 4 months ago

Lessons for India from the Taiwan standoff

The Hindu  

The brief visit by the United States House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, to Taiwan, against stern warnings issued by China, has the potential to increase the already deteriorating relationship between the U.S. and China, with major implications for Taiwan. Till date, India’s leadership has not clarified to the country what really went on at the border in 2020 and whether China …

Explained: The ‘One China’ policy on Taiwan and India’s stance on it
2 years, 4 months ago

Explained: The ‘One China’ policy on Taiwan and India’s stance on it

Firstpost  

India doesn’t have formal diplomatic ties with Taiwan as it follows the ‘One China’ policy. During the US House speaker’s visit to the self-ruled island nation she pledged “ironclad support for Taiwan’s democracy, including on matters of security and stability”, casting a shadow on the ‘One China’ policy that America follows when it comes to Taiwan. However, for India the …

India Follows One-China Policy on Taiwan but Will Nancy Pelosi’s Visit Change Tack?
2 years, 4 months ago

India Follows One-China Policy on Taiwan but Will Nancy Pelosi’s Visit Change Tack?

News 18  

US House Speaker’s Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, independent of the White House, has drawn China’s ire, and India is watching the developments but has not issued any statement as the country does not have formal diplomatic relations with Taiwan but have trade and people-to-people ties. India Follows One-China Policy After China and Taiwan split in 1949, the One-China policy …

How India’s foreign policy ‘independence’ applies to China, too
2 years, 5 months ago

How India’s foreign policy ‘independence’ applies to China, too

Firstpost  

The Chinese Foreign Minister recently praised his Indian counterpart for calling out Western ‘meddling’, and also acknowledged it as a ‘sign of New Delhi’s independence’. He needs to realise that this independence also applies to China At his maiden meeting with India’s new envoy Pradeep Kumar Rawat in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reiterated that “common interests between the …

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