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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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India, China Armies Likely Headed Towards Face-Off In Ladakh: Report
Indian and Chinese troops remained engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation in several areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, signalling that the standoff could become the biggest military face-off after the Doklam crisis in 2017.
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Response To Doklam Showed This Is Not India Of 60s: Union Minister
Union minister M J Akbar today said the handling of the Doklam crisis showed that "we are no longer India of the 1960s" and those criticising the government over it have "no IQ sense" about governance.
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Defence Minister Raises Corridor Through PoK In Meeting With China
India and China on Thursday decided to work towards firming up a new bilateral pact on defence cooperation and agreed to increase interactions between their militaries at multiple levels to avoid Doklam-like standoffs.
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Opinion: At Wuhan Flop Show, Modi Put In His Place By Xi - By Mani Shankar Aiyar
Now, as "the tumult and the shouting dies" over the Wuhan summit between Modi and Xi, two major questions remain: first, why were India-China relations in need of a "reset" after some 10 meetings between Modi and Xi over the last four years? Second, what have been the tangible outcomes, if any, of Wuhan? The answer to the first question -- why was ...
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Parliamentary Panel To Tour Border Areas In Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh Next Month
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.
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Congress Accuses Modi Government Of Compromising Security And Strategic Interests On Doklam
The Congress on Wednesday alleged that India's national security and strategic interests had been compromised in Doklam with the Narendra Modi government maintaining a "conspiratorial silence" on it during the China visit.
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Doklam Belongs To China, India Should Have "Learnt Lessons", Says Beijing
India has pinned the genesis of the Doklam crisis on China, asserting that it was the communist nation that first tried to change the "status quo" in the disputed plateau, eventually leading to the over three-month-long tense military stand-off
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Crisis In Maldives Shouldn't Become Another Flashpoint With India: China
China does not want the crisis in Maldives to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours and is in touch with New Delhi over the political crisis, official sources in Beijing have told news agency Press Trust of India. The remarks came after US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday discussed the political tur...
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Don't Want Maldives To Be Another Flashpoint, In Talks With India, Says China
China is in touch with India to discuss a way to resolve the political crisis in the Maldives and does not want the issue to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours, Chinese officials with direct knowledge of the matter said
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Doklam Standoff Put Severe Pressure On Ties, China Told Sushma Swaraj
The military stand-off in Doklam had put "severe pressure" on relations between China and India, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his counterpart Sushma Swaraj at their meeting in Delhi, their first in Delhi after the 73-day border crisis that ended in August this year.
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China Minister To Attend Delhi Meet In First Visit Since Doklam Crisis
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.
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Sushma Swaraj Holds Trilateral Talks With US, Japan Counterparts
Foreign Ministers of India, Japan and the US today emphasised on the need for ensuring freedom of navigation, respect for international law and peaceful resolution of disputes, as they held a trilateral meeting in the backdrop of Doklam crisis and assertive Chinese behaviour.
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How Bhutan Coped With Two Of The World's Largest Armies At Its Doorstep
During the long weeks soldiers from two of the world's largest armies camped on their doorstep, officials in the tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan maintained a meditative silence.
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In 3 Years, China Doubled Its Air Bases, Air Defences And Heliports Along India Frontier: Report
The 2017 Doklam crisis which played out between China and India in a part of Bhutan located east of Sikkim ''appears to have shifted China's strategic objectives, with China more than doubling its total number of air bases, air defence positions and heliports near the Indian border over the past three years".
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Positive Border Talks With India Helped Prevent Another "Doklam": Chinese State Media
Positive discussions over the ongoing border issues at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the commander-level talks between the Indian and Chinese military over this weekend prevented another Doklam-like crisis, The Global Times, a daily tabloid of the Chinese Communist Party, reported.
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India, China Armies Likely Headed Towards Face-Off In Ladakh: Report
Indian and Chinese troops remained engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation in several areas along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, signalling that the standoff could become the biggest military face-off after the Doklam crisis in 2017.
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Response To Doklam Showed This Is Not India Of 60s: Union Minister
Union minister M J Akbar today said the handling of the Doklam crisis showed that "we are no longer India of the 1960s" and those criticising the government over it have "no IQ sense" about governance.
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Defence Minister Raises Corridor Through PoK In Meeting With China
India and China on Thursday decided to work towards firming up a new bilateral pact on defence cooperation and agreed to increase interactions between their militaries at multiple levels to avoid Doklam-like standoffs.
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Opinion: At Wuhan Flop Show, Modi Put In His Place By Xi - By Mani Shankar Aiyar
Now, as "the tumult and the shouting dies" over the Wuhan summit between Modi and Xi, two major questions remain: first, why were India-China relations in need of a "reset" after some 10 meetings between Modi and Xi over the last four years? Second, what have been the tangible outcomes, if any, of Wuhan? The answer to the first question -- why was ...
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Parliamentary Panel To Tour Border Areas In Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh Next Month
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.
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Congress Accuses Modi Government Of Compromising Security And Strategic Interests On Doklam
The Congress on Wednesday alleged that India's national security and strategic interests had been compromised in Doklam with the Narendra Modi government maintaining a "conspiratorial silence" on it during the China visit.
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Doklam Belongs To China, India Should Have "Learnt Lessons", Says Beijing
India has pinned the genesis of the Doklam crisis on China, asserting that it was the communist nation that first tried to change the "status quo" in the disputed plateau, eventually leading to the over three-month-long tense military stand-off
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Crisis In Maldives Shouldn't Become Another Flashpoint With India: China
China does not want the crisis in Maldives to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours and is in touch with New Delhi over the political crisis, official sources in Beijing have told news agency Press Trust of India. The remarks came after US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday discussed the political tur...
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Don't Want Maldives To Be Another Flashpoint, In Talks With India, Says China
China is in touch with India to discuss a way to resolve the political crisis in the Maldives and does not want the issue to become another "flashpoint" between the two neighbours, Chinese officials with direct knowledge of the matter said
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Doklam Standoff Put Severe Pressure On Ties, China Told Sushma Swaraj
The military stand-off in Doklam had put "severe pressure" on relations between China and India, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his counterpart Sushma Swaraj at their meeting in Delhi, their first in Delhi after the 73-day border crisis that ended in August this year.
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China Minister To Attend Delhi Meet In First Visit Since Doklam Crisis
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.
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Sushma Swaraj Holds Trilateral Talks With US, Japan Counterparts
Foreign Ministers of India, Japan and the US today emphasised on the need for ensuring freedom of navigation, respect for international law and peaceful resolution of disputes, as they held a trilateral meeting in the backdrop of Doklam crisis and assertive Chinese behaviour.
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How Bhutan Coped With Two Of The World's Largest Armies At Its Doorstep
During the long weeks soldiers from two of the world's largest armies camped on their doorstep, officials in the tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan maintained a meditative silence.
