US EditionXi and Modi Pledge to Rebuild China-India Ties Amid US Pressure
Modi and Xi Jinping discussed border peace, trade facilitation, and resumed direct flights, aiming to strengthen cooperation involving 2.8 billion people amid global geopolitical shifts.
- India and China are normalizing relations as Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to meet President Xi Jinping in Tianjin.
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's recent visit to India resulted in agreements to resume direct flights and ease border trade.
- Modi highlighted the need for cooperation in combating cross-border terrorism, which affects both countries.
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This is Modi's first visit to China since relations between the two countries deteriorated.
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