Modi-Xi Meet: India, China Show Hesitation Over Restoring Ties As Border Issue Remains Unresolved
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'Calibrated capitulation': Congress slams PM Modi after his meeting with Xi Jinping
The Congress party has questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach to India-China relations. They accused the Prime Minister of "calibrated capitulation" to China. The party raised concerns about territorial advances and trade deficits with China. Prime Minister Modi recently met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS summit. Both leaders expressed a desire for steady progress in bilateral ties.
Modi-Xi Meet: India, China Show Hesitation Over Restoring Ties As Border Issue Remains Unresolved
As Chinese President Xi Jinping is in India for the BRICS Summit, both sides spoke about maintaining peace along the border and finding a solution to the boundary dispute, their statements placed the two issues in a different order.
Following the Modi-Xi Jinping meeting, India and China emphasized the need for peace on the border and for advancing relations. While many points in the press releases from both countries were similar, the way they addressed the border issue differed. What was particularly striking about both statements?
India, China differ in wording on border issue after PM Modi-Xi Jinping meeting
Since 2020, India has maintained that the state of the border cannot be separated from the state of the broader relationship. China, by contrast, has left room for bilateral ties to make headway while the boundary question remains unresolved.
India and China Diverge in Statements Regarding Border Issues After PM Modi-Xi Meeting
The recent meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping has resulted in notable differences between the two countries’ official statements concerning their bilateral relations and the ongoing boundary dispute. Following their discussions, both nations issued separate statements, each emphasising different aspects of the relationship with respect to the border issue. […]
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