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Sri Lanka to host India PM Modi next month

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COLOMBO: Sri Lanka will host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week, an official said on Monday (Mar 24), as Colombo grapples with the competing interests of its powerful northern neighbour and China, its largest lender. A member of leftist President Anura Kumara Dissanayake's office said Modi

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Sri Lanka to host India PM Modi next month

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka will host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week, an official said on Monday (Mar 24), as Colombo grapples with the competing interests of its powerful northern neighbour and China, its largest lender. A member of leftist President Anura Kumara Dissanayake's office said Modi

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Narendra Modi's hope for a thaw amid uncertain geopolitics between India and China

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Modi’s High-Stakes Sri Lanka Visit: What’s He Bringing to the Table? - Commonwealth Union

(Commonwealth_India) Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake made an important announcement on Friday, revealing that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Sri Lanka on April 5. The local news portal Adaderana reported that Dissanayake shared the announcement during his statement in Parliament. In his address, President Dissanayake highlighted that the visit would serve as an opportunity to finalize several key agreements discusse…

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India-China Relations: Modi’s Optimism Signals Potential Thaw in Ties Despite Border Tensions - Republic Policy

In a recent interview, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed optimism about the future of India’s relationship with China, a longstanding rival. Modi noted that normalcy had returned to the disputed India-China border and advocated for strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations. This statement is significant, as tensions have been high since the violent border clash in Ladakh in 2020, which resulted in significant casualties—th…

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BEYOND THE FACADE : CHINESE ANALYSIS OF PM MODI’S REMARKS

PM Modi’s remarks on relationship with China during the Lex Freidman podcast was statesman like. It has drawn some appreciation from Chinese official media. However when one looks behind the facade, the Chinese reaction has been negative. The Chinese on the whole feel that our PM’s outreach is more to do with a weak India being spurned by USA and India not being able to stand up to Chinese pressure. One issue emerges. Whatever we do, China canno…

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**Renewed Optimism in India-China Relations Following Modi's Comments** - The Global Herald

In a recent statement, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed an optimistic view regarding the relationship between India and China, a nation that has

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