China-India

We have to find a way of disengaging as I don’t believe this present impasse serves China’s interest either, FM says

India and China's ties have been affected since a deadly military clash on their Himalayan border in 2020

An independent expert in Vietnam said Beijing appeared to be using the militia to disrupt the naval exercise

Pathways for energy transition would enable countries to choose resources, while working on net zero emissions

Relations between the nations have deteriorated since mid-2020, when their troops clashed on Himalayan frontier

China and India fought a war along parts of their poorly demarcated 3,800-km (2,360-mile) frontier in 1962

"We'll maintain relationships of equi-proximity with both our neighbours," Narayan Kaji Shrestha says

China said Indian troops had illegally crossed a de-facto border to block a routine patrol of Chinese troops.

Blinken will also visit Kuwait at the end of his July 26-29 trip.

Modi’s government this week omitted Chinese gearmaker Huawei from a list of participants in its 5G trials

China is aware that there is temporary shortage of necessary materials in India, says foreign ministry spokesman

Indian defence chief Bipin Rawat said the situation was tense at the Line of Actual Control

PLA has already matched or surpassed the United States military in several areas, report says

There is a view that the current standoff between China-India is much more than just a border issue

Will India commit another 'Himalayan blunder' like it did in 1962?

Trouble started in June when India sent troops to stop China building road in Doklam

Both countries are already suspicious of each other because of China's massive investments in Pakistan

Chinese state media have warned India of a fate worse than 1962

Indian army chief tours border state with China amid tensions

It risks leaving India isolated at a time when it may not be able to rely on US to counter China's influence in Asia

He emphasised that China’s position on the matter does not proceed from the relations between the two countries

State-run daily says Beijing will not sit still if Delhi goes too far with its missile programme.