India-China

India’s thrust to reorient its foreign policy seems to have one constant of gravitating against China

Indian journalists posted in Beijing barred from resuming jobs in the Beijing, claims Indian media

The two sides discussed proposals for disengagement in the remaining areas in a constructive manner: Indian FM

The country's biggest smartphone seller earlier outlined alleged threats of physical violence and coercion

Chinese FM says ‘some forces’ tried to create conflict between two countries

China expressed serious concerns over India's ban on Chinese apps amid security concerns.

Indian army contacted its Chinese counterpart to locate teenager, says defence ministry

Beijing urges Gen Manoj Naravane to ‘refrain from unconstructive remarks’

Spokesperson says southern Tibet has historically been Chinese territory

SLPA says it signed an agreement with Adani Group to build new terminal next to Chinese-run jetty at port in Colombo

Taliban takeover a setback for India but game is not over yet for New Delhi, says political analyst

Pakistan among six nations agree to closely track virus variants, discuss multiple ways for further collaboration

Foreign Office urges world to take notice of Indian ‘state-sponsored terror’

It is better to pitch its performance vis a vis the mission assigned

We fail to understand how “pushing back”, an inherently violent gesture can take place without violence

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

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) calls for a nationwide campaign against the deal with China

The two leaders will meet in Chennai on October 11-12

Beijing-Delhi relations have been strained after later revoked Occupied Kashmir's autonomy

India miffed over reference to occupied Kashmir in Pak-China joint statement

China had accepted without demur the maps showing Arunachal Pradesh as India’s territory

Says peace in border areas is prerequisite for India-China development

'In recent weeks, India and China have maintained diplomatic communication in respect of the incident at Doklam'

'What India did went against consensus to keep peace'

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

Ties between the two countries have been frosty due to territorial disputes as well as Beijing's support of Pakistan

New Delhi seeks to reassert its influence on the island amid signs of a Chinese comeback