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Opinion | BrahMos For Philippines: A Symbolic Win In The Choppy Indo-Pacific
The delivery of the first BrahMos missile to the Philippines highlights how Indian defence priorities are evolving rapidly amidst a wider regional flux.
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What China Said To US On Including Taiwan In Its Indo-Pacific Plan
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken the United States should not include Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory, in America's Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
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Indo-US Relation Stands On Merits, Not To Contain China: Top US Commander
The Indo-US relationship stands on its own merits, according to a top American commander who said that China is using its military and economic power to "erode" the rules-based international order.
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Donald Trump May Move Closer To India To Balance China: Chinese Media
The Indo-US relations will become an important part of President-elect Donald Trump's diplomacy to "suppress" China, but it will have limited impact on Beijing due New Delhi's resistance to a quasi-alliance" with Washington to retain an independent foreign policy, the Chinese state media said today.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
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China, Pakistan Ties Driven By Rivalry With India: US Experts
The strategic alliance between China and Pakistan is primarily driven by their rivalry with India, eminent US experts have said, with one of them expressing concern over Sino-India border tensions.
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Indian, Chinese Army Kick Off Anti-Terrorism Exercise
Indian and Chinese armies today kicked off their fifth annual anti-terrorism exercise in China's Kunming city as both the sides seek to share their successful experiences in counter-terrorism operations during the 10-day drill.
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No Sino-India Rivalry Over Influence in Africa: China
Dismissing reports of Sino-India rivalry over attempts to gain influence in Africa, China today welcomed India's holding of the Africa summit with the state-run media here saying "benign competition" should not cripple the resource-rich continent's development.
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An Airstrip at 16,000 Feet Becomes Meeting Point Between India and China
Indian and Chinese military commanders today met at one of the highest airstrips in the world, Daulat Beg Oldie (DBO) in Ladakh, making it the fifth border meeting point between the two sides.
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Positive progress made in Sino-Indian boundary talks: China
China today said the latest round of boundary talks with India had yielded "positive progress" by upholding the need to maintain peace in border areas and giving a push to the process of framework negotiations to settle the longstanding border dispute.
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India, China begin talks on border issue
India and China today began talks to put in place a mechanism for management of the border between the two nations, an issue that has been an irritant in bilateral relations.
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Joint rise of India, China irreversible: Chinese envoy
Notwithstanding border dispute and visa row, India and China on Monday projected a positive outlook of their relations, with China saying that the rise of the two countries together was "irreversible" which no force can stop even as some countries are trying to "drive a wedge".
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Will Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao okay another PoK project?
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in Pakistan on Friday for a rare visit expected to focus heavily on expanding trade between the longtime allies. Islamabad has been grappling with an Islamist insurgency as well as political and economic turmoil in recent years, and Wen's trip - the first by a Chinese premier in five years - is an opportunity to s...
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Opinion | BrahMos For Philippines: A Symbolic Win In The Choppy Indo-Pacific
The delivery of the first BrahMos missile to the Philippines highlights how Indian defence priorities are evolving rapidly amidst a wider regional flux.
-
What China Said To US On Including Taiwan In Its Indo-Pacific Plan
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken the United States should not include Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory, in America's Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
-
Indo-US Relation Stands On Merits, Not To Contain China: Top US Commander
The Indo-US relationship stands on its own merits, according to a top American commander who said that China is using its military and economic power to "erode" the rules-based international order.
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Donald Trump May Move Closer To India To Balance China: Chinese Media
The Indo-US relations will become an important part of President-elect Donald Trump's diplomacy to "suppress" China, but it will have limited impact on Beijing due New Delhi's resistance to a quasi-alliance" with Washington to retain an independent foreign policy, the Chinese state media said today.
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Again, China Appears To Snub Pak About Reported Support Against India
For the second time in less than a week, China has refused to back recent reports in Pakistani media that claimed Beijing had pledged its support for the Islamabad in the event of any aggression and was backing it against India on the Kashmir crisis.
-
China, Pakistan Ties Driven By Rivalry With India: US Experts
The strategic alliance between China and Pakistan is primarily driven by their rivalry with India, eminent US experts have said, with one of them expressing concern over Sino-India border tensions.
-
Indian, Chinese Army Kick Off Anti-Terrorism Exercise
Indian and Chinese armies today kicked off their fifth annual anti-terrorism exercise in China's Kunming city as both the sides seek to share their successful experiences in counter-terrorism operations during the 10-day drill.
-
No Sino-India Rivalry Over Influence in Africa: China
Dismissing reports of Sino-India rivalry over attempts to gain influence in Africa, China today welcomed India's holding of the Africa summit with the state-run media here saying "benign competition" should not cripple the resource-rich continent's development.
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An Airstrip at 16,000 Feet Becomes Meeting Point Between India and China
Indian and Chinese military commanders today met at one of the highest airstrips in the world, Daulat Beg Oldie (DBO) in Ladakh, making it the fifth border meeting point between the two sides.
-
Positive progress made in Sino-Indian boundary talks: China
China today said the latest round of boundary talks with India had yielded "positive progress" by upholding the need to maintain peace in border areas and giving a push to the process of framework negotiations to settle the longstanding border dispute.
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India, China begin talks on border issue
India and China today began talks to put in place a mechanism for management of the border between the two nations, an issue that has been an irritant in bilateral relations.
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Joint rise of India, China irreversible: Chinese envoy
Notwithstanding border dispute and visa row, India and China on Monday projected a positive outlook of their relations, with China saying that the rise of the two countries together was "irreversible" which no force can stop even as some countries are trying to "drive a wedge".
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Will Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao okay another PoK project?
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived in Pakistan on Friday for a rare visit expected to focus heavily on expanding trade between the longtime allies. Islamabad has been grappling with an Islamist insurgency as well as political and economic turmoil in recent years, and Wen's trip - the first by a Chinese premier in five years - is an opportunity to s...
