Chinese Foreign Minister Delhi Visit

At the invitation of his Indian counterpart Minster S Jaishankar, Foreign Minister Qin will attend the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New Delhi, India, on March 2, the announcement said.

Indian and Chinese foreign ministers were to attend a regional conference in Uzbekistan on Friday, a day after New Delhi expressed concern over a Chinese survey ship's planned visit to a strategic port in Sri Lanka.

Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, on his unannounced visit to New Delhi, said that the two countries should get along with "business as usual" but India is having none of it. Here are the details.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in New Delhi for talks on Friday, the highest-level meetings since border clashes two years ago strained diplomatic ties between the nuclear-armed Asian giants.

China's foreign minister Wang Yi has landed in Delhi -- the first high-level Chinese visit to India in more than two years, since the stand-off in Ladakh started.

Wang Yi and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met twice after the incident - in Moscow in September 2020 and Dushanbe in September 2021.

In a first visit of a high level Chinese official to the country since the Doklam standoff, Beijing's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to New Delhi to attend the Russia, India and China (RIC) Foreign Ministers' meeting.

India has "admitted" that its soldiers crossed into Chinese territory, claimed China's Foreign Minister today, demanding that Delhi must "conscientiously withdraw" its troops that moved across the border in Sikkim early in June.

China has dismissed reports that its foreign minister put off his visit to New Delhi last month to attend a Russia-India-China or RIC meeting to protest India's decision to allow the Dalai Lama to travel to Arunachal Pradesh.

Enraged by the Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, China has said that the trip has "severely damaged China-India relations." Hours before China's Foreign Ministry issued this statement, China's official state media published an article in which it wrote, "Unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a diff...

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who is on a three-day visit to India, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs minister Sushma Swaraj to hold talks on a range of key regional and bilateral issues. Sources said among other things, the Chinese minister and Ms Swaraj discussed India's inclusion in the elite Nuclear Security Group and Ch...

India and China should "keep their disagreements in check," Beijing has recommended as its Foreign Minister Wang Yi will arrive in Delhi tonight.

India should avoid "unnecessary entanglement" in the South China Sea dispute during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to New Delhi to prevent it becoming yet "another factor" to impact bilateral ties, a state-run Chinese daily said today.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj arrived in Beijing today on a four-day visit to China during which she would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and hold talks with her Chinese counterpart on wide-ranging bilateral and multilateral issues.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is arriving in New Delhi on Sunday on a two-day visit. Mr Yi, who is coming to New Delhi as Special Envoy of President Xi Jinping, is likely to call on Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.

At the invitation of his Indian counterpart Minster S Jaishankar, Foreign Minister Qin will attend the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New Delhi, India, on March 2, the announcement said.

Indian and Chinese foreign ministers were to attend a regional conference in Uzbekistan on Friday, a day after New Delhi expressed concern over a Chinese survey ship's planned visit to a strategic port in Sri Lanka.

Hot Mic with Nidhi Razdan: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, on his unannounced visit to New Delhi, said that the two countries should get along with "business as usual" but India is having none of it. Here are the details.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in New Delhi for talks on Friday, the highest-level meetings since border clashes two years ago strained diplomatic ties between the nuclear-armed Asian giants.

China's foreign minister Wang Yi has landed in Delhi -- the first high-level Chinese visit to India in more than two years, since the stand-off in Ladakh started.

Wang Yi and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met twice after the incident - in Moscow in September 2020 and Dushanbe in September 2021.

In a first visit of a high level Chinese official to the country since the Doklam standoff, Beijing's Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to New Delhi to attend the Russia, India and China (RIC) Foreign Ministers' meeting.

India has "admitted" that its soldiers crossed into Chinese territory, claimed China's Foreign Minister today, demanding that Delhi must "conscientiously withdraw" its troops that moved across the border in Sikkim early in June.

China has dismissed reports that its foreign minister put off his visit to New Delhi last month to attend a Russia-India-China or RIC meeting to protest India's decision to allow the Dalai Lama to travel to Arunachal Pradesh.

Enraged by the Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh, China has said that the trip has "severely damaged China-India relations." Hours before China's Foreign Ministry issued this statement, China's official state media published an article in which it wrote, "Unlike his predecessors, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a diff...

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who is on a three-day visit to India, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs minister Sushma Swaraj to hold talks on a range of key regional and bilateral issues. Sources said among other things, the Chinese minister and Ms Swaraj discussed India's inclusion in the elite Nuclear Security Group and Ch...

India and China should "keep their disagreements in check," Beijing has recommended as its Foreign Minister Wang Yi will arrive in Delhi tonight.

India should avoid "unnecessary entanglement" in the South China Sea dispute during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to New Delhi to prevent it becoming yet "another factor" to impact bilateral ties, a state-run Chinese daily said today.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj arrived in Beijing today on a four-day visit to China during which she would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and hold talks with her Chinese counterpart on wide-ranging bilateral and multilateral issues.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is arriving in New Delhi on Sunday on a two-day visit. Mr Yi, who is coming to New Delhi as Special Envoy of President Xi Jinping, is likely to call on Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.