China and India agree to work on solution to their border dispute in the Himalayas

India and China’s path to lasting border peace

After a five-year gap, India and China’s special representatives decided to move forward with normalizing ties by resuming pilgrimages and border trade, while emphasizing the need to maintain peace and stability along their contentious border. Pressing for a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable , India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held extensive talks in Beijing on Wednesday.  Special representa…

India and China's path to lasting border peace

India and China have renewed efforts to normalize relations, emphasizing peace and stability along their contentious border. Fresh talks signal a commitment to resolving disputes and fostering cooperation.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and India's National Security Adviser, Ajit Doval, met in Beijing this Wednesday, the first time they had formal talks as special representatives of their countries on border issues since the end of 2019. The meeting follows an agreement reached by both countries in October on demilitarization and patrolling arrangements in parts of their disputed border, where the two nuclear rivals have remained in a tense conf…

China and India resume high-level talks to ease dispute over Himalayan border

China and India agreed on Wednesday to work on easing their long-running border dispute, as the two Asian giants resumed a formal high-level dialogue for the first time in five years.

China border, pilgrimage for Indians: 6 terms reached at Ajit Doval-Wang Yi meet

NSA Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed their commitment to resolving the India-China border dispute and strengthening bilateral ties during their 23rd Special Representatives meeting. Doval invited Wang to India for future discussions on the issue.

India and China hold Himalayan border meeting after 5-year gap

NEW DELHI -- India and China are committed to finding "a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable" framework to settle their longstanding border dispu