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India Showing Maturity On 'Tantrum-Throwing' China On Doklam: US Expert
India is "behaving like a mature power" in tackling the Doklam standoff in the Sikkim sector and making China look like an adolescent throwing a "temper tantrum", a top American defence expert has said. India and China have been locked in a faceoff in Doklam for the last 50 days after Indian troops stopped the Chinese People's Liberation Army from ...
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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China Should 'Keep Calm' About India's Rise: Chinese Media
India is receiving a "massive influx" of foreign investments which will greatly enhance its ability to develop the manufacturing sector and China should "keep calm" and start working on a more effective growth strategy for the new era, a state-run newspaper said.
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India 'Misleading The Public' On Sikkim Standoff, Alleges China
China has accused India of "misleading the public" by saying that Chinese troops are building a road close to the Chicken's Neck in the Sikkim sector which could endanger India's access to the north-eastern states.
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Sikkim Row Part Of India's Attempt To Impress Donald Trump: Chinese Media
India's objection to China building a road in the Sikkim sector ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US was aimed at demonstrating to Washington its "firm determination" to "constrain" China's rise, Chinese media said today.
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Building Road In Doklam In Sikkim Sector Has Serious Security Implications: India To China
India has told China that its attempt to construct a road in Doklam in the Sikkim sector will "represent a significant change of status quo with security implications for India".
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At Heart Of India-China Standoff, A Road Being Built: 10 Points
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat is in Sikkim today amid a standoff between Indian troops and the Chinese army along the border in the sensitive sector. At the heart of the dispute is a road being built by China in Doklam, where it has a territorial dispute with Bhutan. Beijing on Wednesday virtually accused India of having a "hidden agenda" hinting ...
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Amid India-China Standoff, Bhutan Protests Road Building In Sikkim Sector
Bhutan today formally lodged protest with China over the construction of a road towards its Army camp in Zomplri area of Doklam and asked Beijing to restore status quo by stopping the work immediately.
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China Says Area Where Road Being Built Does Not Belong To Bhutan, India
China today said the construction of a road in Donglang in the Sikkim sector is "legitimate". "Donglang is part of China's territory. This is indisputable. The Donglang area belonged to China since ancient times and it doesn't belong to Bhutan," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters in Beijing.
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China Says Road Construction In Sikkim Sector 'Undoubtedly' On Its Side
China has justified the construction of a road in Sikkim, claiming that the area is "undoubtedly" located on its side of the border as per the 1890 Sino-British Treaty.
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India Showing Maturity On 'Tantrum-Throwing' China On Doklam: US Expert
India is "behaving like a mature power" in tackling the Doklam standoff in the Sikkim sector and making China look like an adolescent throwing a "temper tantrum", a top American defence expert has said. India and China have been locked in a faceoff in Doklam for the last 50 days after Indian troops stopped the Chinese People's Liberation Army from ...
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China Unlikely To Gain Anything From Border Standoff With India: US Expert
China is unlikely to gain from the border standoff with India as the road being built by it in the Sikkim sector's Doklam area leads to nowhere and the move would push India closer to the US and Japan, an American expert said on Friday.
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China Should 'Keep Calm' About India's Rise: Chinese Media
India is receiving a "massive influx" of foreign investments which will greatly enhance its ability to develop the manufacturing sector and China should "keep calm" and start working on a more effective growth strategy for the new era, a state-run newspaper said.
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India 'Misleading The Public' On Sikkim Standoff, Alleges China
China has accused India of "misleading the public" by saying that Chinese troops are building a road close to the Chicken's Neck in the Sikkim sector which could endanger India's access to the north-eastern states.
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Sikkim Row Part Of India's Attempt To Impress Donald Trump: Chinese Media
India's objection to China building a road in the Sikkim sector ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US was aimed at demonstrating to Washington its "firm determination" to "constrain" China's rise, Chinese media said today.
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Building Road In Doklam In Sikkim Sector Has Serious Security Implications: India To China
India has told China that its attempt to construct a road in Doklam in the Sikkim sector will "represent a significant change of status quo with security implications for India".
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At Heart Of India-China Standoff, A Road Being Built: 10 Points
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat is in Sikkim today amid a standoff between Indian troops and the Chinese army along the border in the sensitive sector. At the heart of the dispute is a road being built by China in Doklam, where it has a territorial dispute with Bhutan. Beijing on Wednesday virtually accused India of having a "hidden agenda" hinting ...
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Amid India-China Standoff, Bhutan Protests Road Building In Sikkim Sector
Bhutan today formally lodged protest with China over the construction of a road towards its Army camp in Zomplri area of Doklam and asked Beijing to restore status quo by stopping the work immediately.
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China Says Area Where Road Being Built Does Not Belong To Bhutan, India
China today said the construction of a road in Donglang in the Sikkim sector is "legitimate". "Donglang is part of China's territory. This is indisputable. The Donglang area belonged to China since ancient times and it doesn't belong to Bhutan," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told reporters in Beijing.
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China Says Road Construction In Sikkim Sector 'Undoubtedly' On Its Side
China has justified the construction of a road in Sikkim, claiming that the area is "undoubtedly" located on its side of the border as per the 1890 Sino-British Treaty.
