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India To Build 3 Wind Farms In Sri Lanka After China Pushed Aside
India has agreed to develop three Sri Lankan wind farms on islets between the countries, officials said Tuesday, in a victory for New Delhi after the project was taken away from a Chinese firm.
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'Third Country' Should Not Interfere In China-Sri Lanka Ties: Beijing
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who held talks with Sri Lanka's top leadership, said no "third country" should "interfere" in their close ties, in an apparent reference to India's concerns over Beijing's strategic projects in the island nation.
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Sri Lanka, China Sign $1.1 Billion Hambantota Port Deal
Sri Lanka today signed a US $1.1 billion deal to sell a 70 per cent stake of the strategic Hambantota port to China, amid concerns over the massive debt the island nation incurred in building the port.
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China Wants 'Stable' Military Ties With Sri Lanka
China's defence minister told the head of the Sri Lankan navy today he wanted to ensure a "continuous and stable" development of military ties, after Sri Lanka ruled out future Chinese submarine visits to the country.
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India To Build 3 Wind Farms In Sri Lanka After China Pushed Aside
India has agreed to develop three Sri Lankan wind farms on islets between the countries, officials said Tuesday, in a victory for New Delhi after the project was taken away from a Chinese firm.
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'Third Country' Should Not Interfere In China-Sri Lanka Ties: Beijing
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who held talks with Sri Lanka's top leadership, said no "third country" should "interfere" in their close ties, in an apparent reference to India's concerns over Beijing's strategic projects in the island nation.
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Sri Lanka, China Sign $1.1 Billion Hambantota Port Deal
Sri Lanka today signed a US $1.1 billion deal to sell a 70 per cent stake of the strategic Hambantota port to China, amid concerns over the massive debt the island nation incurred in building the port.
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China Wants 'Stable' Military Ties With Sri Lanka
China's defence minister told the head of the Sri Lankan navy today he wanted to ensure a "continuous and stable" development of military ties, after Sri Lanka ruled out future Chinese submarine visits to the country.
