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China defends stand on Masood Azhar at UN: 'Need more time to conduct thorough assessment'
While it is the fourth time in ten years that China has stalled such proceedings, India in response to China’s actions late on Wednesday night said that it was “disappointed” by the outcome but would continue to pursue all available avenues.
Dragon in the room
A year after Doklam, India and China are expanding engagement. They must also move on the border dispute.
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India, China to have new defence MoU, check Doklam-like incidents
The two sides also agreed to handle Doklam-like incidents with sensitivity and resolve them through greater interaction at lower levels in the military.
Stepping back from Maldives, India tells China
“The days when India believed that South Asia was its primary sphere of influence and that it could prevent other powers, such as China, from expanding its own clout are long gone,” a senior government official told The Indian Express.
India, China important engines of regional and global economic growth, says IMF
'For the past several years, India and China have been important engines of regional and global economic growth. In 2017, India and China were responsible for almost half of global growth,' Tao Zhang, IMF Deputy Managing Director, said.
China planning to attack India with Pakistan's help, claims Mulayam Singh Yadav
"There are a number of threats before the country but the biggest threat is from China...it is continuously encroaching on our land and is planning to attack but is not able to advance because of our army," Mulayam Singh Yadav said.
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Indian passenger alleges misbehaviour by Chinese airline staff, India takes up issue with China
China Eastern Airlines denied the allegation saying that after checking related materials and the airport CCTV footage, it found news reports about the incident did not conform to the fact.
Sikkim stand-off: China unusually aggressive in its stand on Doklam, Foreign Secretary tells parliamentary panel
S Jaishankar also told the panel that India had clearly outlined its position on the border and Chinese have their own position, but they are misinterpreting it so India was trying to clarify it. He also added that India was continuing to stick to its stand that it had first taken in 1985 as as per an Anglo-Chinese agreement.
Sikkim border stand-off: China warns India not to use 'trespass' as 'policy tool' to realise political targets
China has blamed India for hampering the construction and also accused Indian soldiers of trespassing in the area, which is also claimed by Bhutan. New Delhi, on its part, fears that if the construction is allowed, the Chinese troops may cut India's access to the north eastern states and could also have serious security implications for the country.
Chinese expert: 'China will have to take military way if India doesn't listen'
Since the standoff on June 6, when the People's Liberation Army (PLA) destroyed bunkers of the India Army claiming the area belonged to China, Chinese media have carried several pieces warning India for escalating border tension and "reminding" the Indian Army about the 1962 war.
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