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China, India Army Meet As Xi Jinping Thanks Villagers For Guarding Border
Two months after the disengagement at Doklam on Sikkim's border, officers of the Indian Army and the People's Liberation Army of China met at BumLa in Arunachal Pradesh for a BMP or Border Personnel Meeting for an exchange of good wishes and a recommitment to maintain peace.
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Doklam Now Behind Us, Working With India To Take Ties Forward, Says China
China and India are working together to "take forward" their relationship leaving behind the Doklam episode, the Chinese Consul General here has said.
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Won't Allow Anyone To Split China, Will Defeat All Invasions: Xi Jinping
China will never compromise on its sovereignty, security or development interests, President Xi Jinping said Tuesday at an Army Day celebration. His comments are significant in the middle of a prolonged standoff between India and China near the Sikkim Sector, which is approaching a third month.
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Diplomatic Channels Will Continue To Be Used With China: India On Doklam Standoff
India has said that it will continue to use diplomatic channels with China to resolve the Doklam stand off and insisted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held "conversation on a range of issues" in Hamburg during the G20 Summit.
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Picture Speaks More Than A Thousand Words: India On PM Modi-Xi Hamburg Photo
India today refused to elaborate on the "range of issues" discussed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping during their informal conversation yesterday in Hamburg, in the backdrop of a standoff between their armies in the Sikkim sector.
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Despite Sikkim Stand-Off, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Xi Jinping Swap Praise, Then Have Discussion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping today shook hands and greeted each other at an informal meeting of BRICS nations - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - in Germany's Hamburg. The two leaders exchanged words of praise in their speeches and later discussed several issues. They will meet again this evening at a ...
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What About Our Security Concerns, Belligerent China Says On Sikkim
China today was categorical that its president Xi Jinping will not have a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi when they meet tomorrow in Germany for the G-20 summit. "The atmosphere is not right," said China. It also expanded on its complaint against Indian troops entering what it describes as its territory near Sikkim in early June...
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
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China, India Army Meet As Xi Jinping Thanks Villagers For Guarding Border
Two months after the disengagement at Doklam on Sikkim's border, officers of the Indian Army and the People's Liberation Army of China met at BumLa in Arunachal Pradesh for a BMP or Border Personnel Meeting for an exchange of good wishes and a recommitment to maintain peace.
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Doklam Now Behind Us, Working With India To Take Ties Forward, Says China
China and India are working together to "take forward" their relationship leaving behind the Doklam episode, the Chinese Consul General here has said.
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Won't Allow Anyone To Split China, Will Defeat All Invasions: Xi Jinping
China will never compromise on its sovereignty, security or development interests, President Xi Jinping said Tuesday at an Army Day celebration. His comments are significant in the middle of a prolonged standoff between India and China near the Sikkim Sector, which is approaching a third month.
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Diplomatic Channels Will Continue To Be Used With China: India On Doklam Standoff
India has said that it will continue to use diplomatic channels with China to resolve the Doklam stand off and insisted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held "conversation on a range of issues" in Hamburg during the G20 Summit.
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Picture Speaks More Than A Thousand Words: India On PM Modi-Xi Hamburg Photo
India today refused to elaborate on the "range of issues" discussed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping during their informal conversation yesterday in Hamburg, in the backdrop of a standoff between their armies in the Sikkim sector.
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Despite Sikkim Stand-Off, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Xi Jinping Swap Praise, Then Have Discussion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping today shook hands and greeted each other at an informal meeting of BRICS nations - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - in Germany's Hamburg. The two leaders exchanged words of praise in their speeches and later discussed several issues. They will meet again this evening at a ...
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What About Our Security Concerns, Belligerent China Says On Sikkim
China today was categorical that its president Xi Jinping will not have a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi when they meet tomorrow in Germany for the G-20 summit. "The atmosphere is not right," said China. It also expanded on its complaint against Indian troops entering what it describes as its territory near Sikkim in early June...
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China Hardens Stand, Says No Bilateral Meet For PM Modi, Xi At G20
China has said that "the atmosphere is not right" for a formal or bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping when they gather for the G20 summit in Hamburg.
