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China's Biggest Land Grab Carves Into Ancestral Areas Of Bhutan's Royal Family
A fresh set of satellite images, less than a month old, indicate the staggering pace at which China continues to illegally carve into northeast Bhutan by constructing townships along a river valley in Beyul Khenpajong.
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Pics: China Carves Into Bhutan With Outposts, Villages Despite Talks
Ongoing border talks between Bhutan and China to formally demarcate their boundary have not prevented Beijing from continuing unsanctioned construction activity in North Bhutan's Jakarlung Valley.
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Bhutan, China Hold Border Talks, Sign "Cooperation Agreement"
China and Bhutan on Tuesday signed a "Cooperation Agreement" outlining the responsibilities and functions of the Joint Technical Team (JTT) on the delimitation and demarcation of the boundary between the two countries.
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Settle Border Issues Soon To Make Ties Legal: China Tells Bhutan
China has asked Bhutan to establish diplomatic ties with it and resolve the boundary issue "as soon as possible" to transform the relations between the two neighbours into "legal form".
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India Engages Bhutan A Week After Its Border Talks With China
Just a week after China and Bhutan held a meeting and decided to push forward boundary negotiations, India's Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra made a two-day visit to the Buddhist kingdom.
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"How To Lose Friends": Rahul Gandhi's Jibe At Centre On Bhutan-China Border Pact
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today made a swipe at the Centre after Bhutan and China signed a pact on border talks, saying 'how to lose friends and influence nobody' is the Centre's foreign policy.
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India's Guarded Response After Bhutan And China Sign Border Agreement
India on Thursday reacted cautiously to Bhutan and China signing an agreement on a "three-step roadmap" to expedite negotiations to resolve their festering boundary dispute.
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Bhutan Rejects China's New Claim Over Its Territory, Sends Demarche: Report
China today sought to defend its recent claims over the Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary in Bhutan, saying the boundary between the two countries is yet to be demarcated and it has proposed a "package solution" to resolve the issue.
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Boundary With China Not Demarcated, Under Negotiation, Says Bhutan
The boundary between Bhutan and China is under negotiation and has not been demarcated, the Royal Bhutanese embassy in India has said.
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China, Bhutan Discuss Border Issues, Doklam Plateau
China on Tuesday said it discussed the vexed boundary issue, including the Doklam plateau, with Bhutan during Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou's three-day visit to Thimpu.
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Sushma Swaraj 'Lied' In Parliament About Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
Government-controlled Chinese media on Friday accused External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj of "lying" to Parliament over the month-long Doklam standoff when she said Beijing was trying to challenge India's security by changing the status of the intersection where the boundaries of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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'All Countries' With Us, Says Sushma Swaraj On Sikkim Standoff With China
Other countries back India in its standoff with China, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today about the dispute at the border in Sikkim which began more than a month ago. The minister told parliament that "both sides must pull back troops and work things out with talks" while stressing that India's action is motivated by its need to protect its ...
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Bhutan Terms Construction Of Road In Doklam By China As A 'Violation'
Bhutan today accused China of directly violating an agreement between the two countries by constructing a road inside its territory. In a strongly worded statement, Bhutan asked China to stop constructing the motorable road from Dokola in Doklam area towards the Bhutan Army camp at Zompelri, which it says affects the process of demarcating the boun...
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
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China's Biggest Land Grab Carves Into Ancestral Areas Of Bhutan's Royal Family
A fresh set of satellite images, less than a month old, indicate the staggering pace at which China continues to illegally carve into northeast Bhutan by constructing townships along a river valley in Beyul Khenpajong.
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Pics: China Carves Into Bhutan With Outposts, Villages Despite Talks
Ongoing border talks between Bhutan and China to formally demarcate their boundary have not prevented Beijing from continuing unsanctioned construction activity in North Bhutan's Jakarlung Valley.
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Bhutan, China Hold Border Talks, Sign "Cooperation Agreement"
China and Bhutan on Tuesday signed a "Cooperation Agreement" outlining the responsibilities and functions of the Joint Technical Team (JTT) on the delimitation and demarcation of the boundary between the two countries.
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Settle Border Issues Soon To Make Ties Legal: China Tells Bhutan
China has asked Bhutan to establish diplomatic ties with it and resolve the boundary issue "as soon as possible" to transform the relations between the two neighbours into "legal form".
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India Engages Bhutan A Week After Its Border Talks With China
Just a week after China and Bhutan held a meeting and decided to push forward boundary negotiations, India's Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra made a two-day visit to the Buddhist kingdom.
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"How To Lose Friends": Rahul Gandhi's Jibe At Centre On Bhutan-China Border Pact
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today made a swipe at the Centre after Bhutan and China signed a pact on border talks, saying 'how to lose friends and influence nobody' is the Centre's foreign policy.
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India's Guarded Response After Bhutan And China Sign Border Agreement
India on Thursday reacted cautiously to Bhutan and China signing an agreement on a "three-step roadmap" to expedite negotiations to resolve their festering boundary dispute.
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Bhutan Rejects China's New Claim Over Its Territory, Sends Demarche: Report
China today sought to defend its recent claims over the Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary in Bhutan, saying the boundary between the two countries is yet to be demarcated and it has proposed a "package solution" to resolve the issue.
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Boundary With China Not Demarcated, Under Negotiation, Says Bhutan
The boundary between Bhutan and China is under negotiation and has not been demarcated, the Royal Bhutanese embassy in India has said.
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China, Bhutan Discuss Border Issues, Doklam Plateau
China on Tuesday said it discussed the vexed boundary issue, including the Doklam plateau, with Bhutan during Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou's three-day visit to Thimpu.
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Sushma Swaraj 'Lied' In Parliament About Doklam Standoff: Chinese Media
Government-controlled Chinese media on Friday accused External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj of "lying" to Parliament over the month-long Doklam standoff when she said Beijing was trying to challenge India's security by changing the status of the intersection where the boundaries of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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'All Countries' With Us, Says Sushma Swaraj On Sikkim Standoff With China
Other countries back India in its standoff with China, said Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj today about the dispute at the border in Sikkim which began more than a month ago. The minister told parliament that "both sides must pull back troops and work things out with talks" while stressing that India's action is motivated by its need to protect its ...
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Bhutan Terms Construction Of Road In Doklam By China As A 'Violation'
Bhutan today accused China of directly violating an agreement between the two countries by constructing a road inside its territory. In a strongly worded statement, Bhutan asked China to stop constructing the motorable road from Dokola in Doklam area towards the Bhutan Army camp at Zompelri, which it says affects the process of demarcating the boun...
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Indian Army Should Learn From 'Historical Lessons', Says China
China on Thursday asked India to withdraw its troops from the Donglong area in Sikkim sector as a precondition for a "meaningful dialogue" to settle the boundary issue, warning that the Indian Army should learn "historical lessons", in an oblique reference to the 1962 war.
