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Rajnath Singh Says China Tension To End Soon, Beijing Makes Angry Comment
Days after footage emerged of Indian and Chinese soldiers fighting at the border at Sikkim, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the confrontation will end soon. China offered no assurances, instead blaming India again for the altercation that has extended into its third month and for the clashes that erupted with soldiers from both sides throwing...
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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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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Regional Issues Heating Up, China Tells BRICS Meet Amid Sikkim Standoff
In the last leg of his China visit amid the Sikkim standoff, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese President Xi Jinping in a group session along with top security representatives from BRICS countries.
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Before Ajit Doval Trip, China Takes Tough Stand On Sikkim Standoff
A day before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's arrival, China has repeated that India must "unconditionally" withdraws troops from across the Sikkim border if it wants to hold talks on how to end the nearly six-week long confrontation on a mountainous plateau.
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Ajit Doval Is 'Main Schemer': Chinese State-Run Media Lashes Out At Trip
Two days before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval lands in China, a nationalist state-run tabloid has said "the main schemer's trip" will not persuade Beijing into talks on the border dispute at Sikkim unless Delhi commits to pulling back its soldiers.
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China Claims India Admits To Crossing Into Its Territory
India has "admitted" that its soldiers crossed into Chinese territory, claimed China's Foreign Minister today, demanding that Delhi must "conscientiously withdraw" its troops that moved across the border in Sikkim early in June.
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Reduce Tension Through Direct Dialogue: Pentagon To India, China
The Pentagon has encouraged India and China to engage in a direct dialogue free of any "coercive aspects".
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Sikkim Standoff Should Not Threaten Mega Economic Deal: Chinese Media
The India-China border standoff should not be allowed to threaten a mega economic deal Asia-Pacific nations are trying to negotiate at a meeting in Hyderabad, an article in an official Chinese daily said today.
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More Border Conflicts Can Trigger 'All-Out Confrontation': Chinese Media
China needs to prepare for the standoff with India near the Sikkim sector becoming a long-term situation, an article in a state-run Chinese daily said today, warning that more such conflicts can trigger "an all-out confrontation" along the Line of Actual Control.
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After China Offers To Mediate In Kashmir, India's Firm Response
A day after China's latest snub on the border stand-off at Sikkim, the government has said that "diplomatic channels are available and are being used" to resolve the confrontation that began nearly a month ago. India has also dismissed China's offer- designed to provoke and made yesterday- to help mediate in Kashmir to bring "peace and stability to...
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After 'No Compromise' Warning, China Makes New Accusation Against India
China today accused India of "misleading the public" by alleging that a road being constructed near the Sikkim border could endanger Delhi's access to the region that gives it access to its seven northeastern states.
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India 'Misleading The Public' On Sikkim Standoff, Alleges China
China has accused India of "misleading the public" by saying that Chinese troops are building a road close to the Chicken's Neck in the Sikkim sector which could endanger India's access to the north-eastern states.
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Rajnath Singh Says China Tension To End Soon, Beijing Makes Angry Comment
Days after footage emerged of Indian and Chinese soldiers fighting at the border at Sikkim, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that the confrontation will end soon. China offered no assurances, instead blaming India again for the altercation that has extended into its third month and for the clashes that erupted with soldiers from both sides throwing...
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To China's Latest Warning On Border Row, India Sticks To Diplomacy
In line with Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's stress on patience, restraint and diplomacy to resolve the Dokalam standoff, India on Friday refused to be drawn into a tit-for-tat with Beijing, saying New Delhi wanted peace and tranquillity at the border and would achieve this objective through diplomacy.
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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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Regional Issues Heating Up, China Tells BRICS Meet Amid Sikkim Standoff
In the last leg of his China visit amid the Sikkim standoff, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese President Xi Jinping in a group session along with top security representatives from BRICS countries.
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Before Ajit Doval Trip, China Takes Tough Stand On Sikkim Standoff
A day before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's arrival, China has repeated that India must "unconditionally" withdraws troops from across the Sikkim border if it wants to hold talks on how to end the nearly six-week long confrontation on a mountainous plateau.
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Ajit Doval Is 'Main Schemer': Chinese State-Run Media Lashes Out At Trip
Two days before National Security Adviser Ajit Doval lands in China, a nationalist state-run tabloid has said "the main schemer's trip" will not persuade Beijing into talks on the border dispute at Sikkim unless Delhi commits to pulling back its soldiers.
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China Claims India Admits To Crossing Into Its Territory
India has "admitted" that its soldiers crossed into Chinese territory, claimed China's Foreign Minister today, demanding that Delhi must "conscientiously withdraw" its troops that moved across the border in Sikkim early in June.
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Reduce Tension Through Direct Dialogue: Pentagon To India, China
The Pentagon has encouraged India and China to engage in a direct dialogue free of any "coercive aspects".
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Sikkim Standoff Should Not Threaten Mega Economic Deal: Chinese Media
The India-China border standoff should not be allowed to threaten a mega economic deal Asia-Pacific nations are trying to negotiate at a meeting in Hyderabad, an article in an official Chinese daily said today.
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More Border Conflicts Can Trigger 'All-Out Confrontation': Chinese Media
China needs to prepare for the standoff with India near the Sikkim sector becoming a long-term situation, an article in a state-run Chinese daily said today, warning that more such conflicts can trigger "an all-out confrontation" along the Line of Actual Control.
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After China Offers To Mediate In Kashmir, India's Firm Response
A day after China's latest snub on the border stand-off at Sikkim, the government has said that "diplomatic channels are available and are being used" to resolve the confrontation that began nearly a month ago. India has also dismissed China's offer- designed to provoke and made yesterday- to help mediate in Kashmir to bring "peace and stability to...
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After 'No Compromise' Warning, China Makes New Accusation Against India
China today accused India of "misleading the public" by alleging that a road being constructed near the Sikkim border could endanger Delhi's access to the region that gives it access to its seven northeastern states.
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India 'Misleading The Public' On Sikkim Standoff, Alleges China
China has accused India of "misleading the public" by saying that Chinese troops are building a road close to the Chicken's Neck in the Sikkim sector which could endanger India's access to the north-eastern states.
