China-india Diplomacy

China has edited out India's role in rescuing a cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden, claiming full credit for delivering the ship to safety.

Despite their intense military rivalry, the Indian and Chinese Navies came together to protect a bulk carrier in the Gulf of Aden which had come under attack from pirates overnight.

Defending China's firm opposition to letting India into the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, its state-run media today described India as "a bit smug" in its dealing with the international community, a result of Delhi's being "spoiled" by the West.

India and China have moved a step closer in setting up a hotline between the two military headquarters as part of their efforts to improve border security.

China has edited out India's role in rescuing a cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden, claiming full credit for delivering the ship to safety.

Despite their intense military rivalry, the Indian and Chinese Navies came together to protect a bulk carrier in the Gulf of Aden which had come under attack from pirates overnight.

Defending China's firm opposition to letting India into the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, its state-run media today described India as "a bit smug" in its dealing with the international community, a result of Delhi's being "spoiled" by the West.

India and China have moved a step closer in setting up a hotline between the two military headquarters as part of their efforts to improve border security.