Indo-us Ties China

The Indo-US ties may have witnessed a few ups and downs but the two countries have maintained a "stable trajectory" in their relationship through the years, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.

Prime Minister Modi and Trump may pledge deeper defense cooperation, while also discussing a harder line on Pakistan, terrorism in South Asia, and China's role in the region.

India's geo-strategic interests align perfectly with that of the US in terms of being concerned about China, a top American Admiral said on Thursday.

Speculated to be the next US envoy to India, Indian-American strategist Ashley Tellis today said that US President-elect Donald Trump's 'America first' policy can damage India-US bilateral ties.

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.

India cannot rise by "containing" China or picking one side against the other, a Chinese state-run paper said today, taking note of the Indo-US ties which are being ramped up to an "unprecedented level".

The United States and India are close to a breakthrough on a defense logistics deal that has taken more than a decade to negotiate, a reflection of closer ties as China's military muscle grows.

Asserting that the relationship with India is on a sound track, the Chinese media today asked New Delhi to be vigilant to efforts to rope it into an "anti-China camp" in the backdrop of Japan joining the ongoing Indo-US naval exercise 'Malabar'.

Rejecting reports that the Indo-US dialogue was aimed at countering China, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Secretary of State John Kerry have said that China did not even figure in bilateral discussions.

As President Barack Obama prepares for an unprecedented second presidential visit to India, a former top American official has cautioned that strengthening of Indo-US ties could antagonise China and would make Beijing increasingly uncooperative on key global issues.

US Secretary of State John Kerry visits India this week as Washington tries to revitalize ties it sees as a counterbalance to China's rising power, but rapid progress is unlikely.

Indo-US defence ties will not be impacted due to the issue relating to Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade, Defence Minister AK Antony today said.

Vice Air Chief P K Barbora, who hit the headlines on women fighter pilots, has done it again. He attacked America and China on Thursday.

The Indo-US ties may have witnessed a few ups and downs but the two countries have maintained a "stable trajectory" in their relationship through the years, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.

Prime Minister Modi and Trump may pledge deeper defense cooperation, while also discussing a harder line on Pakistan, terrorism in South Asia, and China's role in the region.

India's geo-strategic interests align perfectly with that of the US in terms of being concerned about China, a top American Admiral said on Thursday.

Speculated to be the next US envoy to India, Indian-American strategist Ashley Tellis today said that US President-elect Donald Trump's 'America first' policy can damage India-US bilateral ties.

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.

India cannot rise by "containing" China or picking one side against the other, a Chinese state-run paper said today, taking note of the Indo-US ties which are being ramped up to an "unprecedented level".

The United States and India are close to a breakthrough on a defense logistics deal that has taken more than a decade to negotiate, a reflection of closer ties as China's military muscle grows.

Asserting that the relationship with India is on a sound track, the Chinese media today asked New Delhi to be vigilant to efforts to rope it into an "anti-China camp" in the backdrop of Japan joining the ongoing Indo-US naval exercise 'Malabar'.

Rejecting reports that the Indo-US dialogue was aimed at countering China, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Secretary of State John Kerry have said that China did not even figure in bilateral discussions.

As President Barack Obama prepares for an unprecedented second presidential visit to India, a former top American official has cautioned that strengthening of Indo-US ties could antagonise China and would make Beijing increasingly uncooperative on key global issues.

US Secretary of State John Kerry visits India this week as Washington tries to revitalize ties it sees as a counterbalance to China's rising power, but rapid progress is unlikely.

Indo-US defence ties will not be impacted due to the issue relating to Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade, Defence Minister AK Antony today said.

Vice Air Chief P K Barbora, who hit the headlines on women fighter pilots, has done it again. He attacked America and China on Thursday.