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India-China Border Issue Complicated, Will Take Time to Resolve, Beijing Says

  • Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun on June 26 in Qingdao to discuss resolving the India-China border dispute along the LAC.
  • This meeting followed an understanding between New Delhi and Beijing in October 2024 to end the military standoff in eastern Ladakh and reset bilateral ties.
  • Singh proposed a structured roadmap to address complex issues by de-escalating tensions and rejuvenating mechanisms for border demarcation during talks held on the sidelines of the SCO conclave.
  • China acknowledged that resolving the boundary dispute is a complex process that requires considerable time, while affirming its willingness to continue dialogue on negotiation, border management, and fostering peaceful cooperation.
  • The two countries have held 23 rounds of Special Representatives meetings, affirming disengagement agreements and aiming to sustain tranquility despite a trust deficit caused by the 2020 eastern Ladakh standoff.
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China has agreed to resolve the border dispute with India. China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that the positive thing is that the two countries have already established communication at various levels to resolve the border dispute and establish peace.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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