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India Snubs China: No, It Can't Be Business As Usual - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
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.
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India-China Are Partners, Not Rivals: Chinese Minister
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that during his recent visit to India, he "keenly felt" that both sides had agreed to adhere to the leaders' consensus that the two countries are not a threat to each other.
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"Work In Progress, Slower Than Desirable": India On China Border Talks
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, after three-hour talks with his visiting Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today, described ties as "work in progress" and progressing in slower pace than desirable.
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"Could Visit After Issues Resolved": NSA Ajit Doval To China's Invite
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks today focusing on the Ladakh standoff and geopolitical implications of the crisis in Ukraine. Mr Wang also met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
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India, China Foreign Ministers Meet, First After Border Clash
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, after a three-hour meeting with his visiting Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today, described ties with China as "Work In Progress" at a "slower pace than desirable".
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Ladakh Stand-Off To Mobile App Ban: The Strained India-China Relationship
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.
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"Few Would Have Anticipated": S Jaishankar Ahead of China Minister Visit
Foreign minister S Jaishankar, ahead of the visit of Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi, said today that India's relations with China have taken an unexpected turn in the last two years.
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Chinese Foreign Minister In Delhi Amid Row Over Kashmir Remark
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.
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Chinese Minister Expected In Delhi Today Amid Row Over Kashmir Remark
Wang Yi and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met twice after the incident - in Moscow in September 2020 and Dushanbe in September 2021.
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India Slams China Minister's J&K Remark In Pak Ahead Of His Likely Visit
India today reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter and said it rejects the "uncalled reference" to it by the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his speech at a function in Pakistan.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister To Visit Delhi This Week
Ties between New Delhi and Beijing have been cold since the spring of 2020 when the incursion by PLA soldiers at various points in Ladakh also led to an unprecedented confrontation in the Galwan Valley.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister May Visit India This Month
Minister Wang Yi, who is also the State Councilor, had earlier this month said that China and India should be "partners rather than rivals".
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Likely To Reschedule India Visit: Report
Chinese Foreign Minister and State Councillor Wang Yi may reschedule a planned visit to India next week to hold boundary talks with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval, diplomatic sources said on Tuesday.
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Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale Begins Two-Day Visit To China
Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale arrived here on Sunday to hold talks on key issues concerning India-China relations with top Chinese officials and Foreign Minister Wang Yi as the two countries grapple with a host of issues, including Beijing's continuous attempts to block efforts to list Jaish-e-Mohammed's chief Masood Azhar as a "global terrorist"...
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Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale To Visit China, May Discuss Masood Azhar
Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale starts his two-day visit to China on Sunday during which he will hold talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi as both countries grapple with a host of issues, including Beijing's continuous attempts to block efforts to list Jaish-e-Mohammed's chief Masood Azhar as a "global terrorist".
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India Snubs China: No, It Can't Be Business As Usual - 'Hot Mic' With Nidhi Razdan
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.
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India-China Are Partners, Not Rivals: Chinese Minister
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that during his recent visit to India, he "keenly felt" that both sides had agreed to adhere to the leaders' consensus that the two countries are not a threat to each other.
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"Work In Progress, Slower Than Desirable": India On China Border Talks
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, after three-hour talks with his visiting Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today, described ties as "work in progress" and progressing in slower pace than desirable.
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"Could Visit After Issues Resolved": NSA Ajit Doval To China's Invite
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held talks today focusing on the Ladakh standoff and geopolitical implications of the crisis in Ukraine. Mr Wang also met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar.
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India, China Foreign Ministers Meet, First After Border Clash
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, after a three-hour meeting with his visiting Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today, described ties with China as "Work In Progress" at a "slower pace than desirable".
-
Ladakh Stand-Off To Mobile App Ban: The Strained India-China Relationship
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.
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"Few Would Have Anticipated": S Jaishankar Ahead of China Minister Visit
Foreign minister S Jaishankar, ahead of the visit of Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi, said today that India's relations with China have taken an unexpected turn in the last two years.
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Chinese Foreign Minister In Delhi Amid Row Over Kashmir Remark
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.
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Chinese Minister Expected In Delhi Today Amid Row Over Kashmir Remark
Wang Yi and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met twice after the incident - in Moscow in September 2020 and Dushanbe in September 2021.
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India Slams China Minister's J&K Remark In Pak Ahead Of His Likely Visit
India today reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter and said it rejects the "uncalled reference" to it by the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his speech at a function in Pakistan.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister To Visit Delhi This Week
Ties between New Delhi and Beijing have been cold since the spring of 2020 when the incursion by PLA soldiers at various points in Ladakh also led to an unprecedented confrontation in the Galwan Valley.
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Amid Border Tension, China Foreign Minister May Visit India This Month
Minister Wang Yi, who is also the State Councilor, had earlier this month said that China and India should be "partners rather than rivals".
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Likely To Reschedule India Visit: Report
Chinese Foreign Minister and State Councillor Wang Yi may reschedule a planned visit to India next week to hold boundary talks with National Security Adviser Ajit Doval, diplomatic sources said on Tuesday.
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Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale Begins Two-Day Visit To China
Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale arrived here on Sunday to hold talks on key issues concerning India-China relations with top Chinese officials and Foreign Minister Wang Yi as the two countries grapple with a host of issues, including Beijing's continuous attempts to block efforts to list Jaish-e-Mohammed's chief Masood Azhar as a "global terrorist"...
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Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale To Visit China, May Discuss Masood Azhar
Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale starts his two-day visit to China on Sunday during which he will hold talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi as both countries grapple with a host of issues, including Beijing's continuous attempts to block efforts to list Jaish-e-Mohammed's chief Masood Azhar as a "global terrorist".
