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"We Remain Watchful": US On Chinese Activities Along Ladakh Border
The US remained "watchful" on Chinese activities along India's northern border as it cannot take its eyes off the regional security issues, a senior American official said.
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"Adding Fuel To Fire": China Slams US General For Comment On Border Infra
China today termed critical remarks by a top US General on its infrastructure build-up at the Sino-India border as a "despicable act" and criticised the attempts of some American officials to "add fuel to fire".
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China Felt It Could Push Us With Tech Advantage: Chief Of Defence Staff
India stood firm in preventing a change of status quo on the northern borders and the country proved it will not get pushed under any pressure, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat said on Thursday, referring to the border standoff with China in ea
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"Never Considered India-China Were On Verge Of War": US Secretary Of Defence
The US at no point believed that India and China were on the verge of a war, visiting US Secretary of Secretary of Defence General Lloyd Austin said here today referring to the months-long face-off that the Indian and Chinese armies were engaged in last year.
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Trust With China "Profoundly Disturbed", US Ties On Upswing: S Jaishankar
Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Tuesday that trust with China had been deeply impaired after last summer's border clash which resulted in the first combat deaths in 45 years.
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"China Had Planned Galwan Incident, Some Evidence Suggests": US Panel
The Chinese government had "planned" the June Galwan incident even as Beijing ramped up its multiyear coercion campaign against its neighbors, provoking military or paramilitary standoffs with countries from Japan to India, the United States top panel said in its report released on Wednesday.
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Talks With China Have No Link To "Extraneous Issue": India On 2+2 Query
Ladakh standoff: India and China will continue the ongoing military and diplomatic-level dialogues to arrive at a "mutually acceptable solution" to the months-long face-off between their troops along the Line of Actual Control -- the de-facto border -- in eastern Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Want To Ensure India-China Standoff Does Not Escalate, Says US
The United States is watching the India-China standoff in Ladakh closely, sharing information with New Delhi, and wants to ensure the situation does not escalate, senior officials of the Trump administration said on Saturday, ahead of an important visit by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the US Secretary Defence next week.
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India Buys Winter Gear From US On "Urgent Basis" Amid China Row: Report
India has bought high altitude warfare kits from the U.S. on an urgent basis, officials with the knowledge of the matter said, a sign that the country is preparing for an extended winter deployment after talks to ease tensions along its border with China stalled.
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"Time Has Come To Accept That Talks With China Won't Help": US National Security Adviser On Ladakh
China has "attempted to seize" control of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India "by force" as part of its territorial aggression, US' National Security Adviser has said, underlining that time has come to accept that dialogue and agreements will not persuade Beijing to change.
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"We Remain Watchful": US On Chinese Activities Along Ladakh Border
The US remained "watchful" on Chinese activities along India's northern border as it cannot take its eyes off the regional security issues, a senior American official said.
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"Adding Fuel To Fire": China Slams US General For Comment On Border Infra
China today termed critical remarks by a top US General on its infrastructure build-up at the Sino-India border as a "despicable act" and criticised the attempts of some American officials to "add fuel to fire".
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China Felt It Could Push Us With Tech Advantage: Chief Of Defence Staff
India stood firm in preventing a change of status quo on the northern borders and the country proved it will not get pushed under any pressure, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat said on Thursday, referring to the border standoff with China in ea
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"Never Considered India-China Were On Verge Of War": US Secretary Of Defence
The US at no point believed that India and China were on the verge of a war, visiting US Secretary of Secretary of Defence General Lloyd Austin said here today referring to the months-long face-off that the Indian and Chinese armies were engaged in last year.
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Trust With China "Profoundly Disturbed", US Ties On Upswing: S Jaishankar
Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Tuesday that trust with China had been deeply impaired after last summer's border clash which resulted in the first combat deaths in 45 years.
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"China Had Planned Galwan Incident, Some Evidence Suggests": US Panel
The Chinese government had "planned" the June Galwan incident even as Beijing ramped up its multiyear coercion campaign against its neighbors, provoking military or paramilitary standoffs with countries from Japan to India, the United States top panel said in its report released on Wednesday.
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Talks With China Have No Link To "Extraneous Issue": India On 2+2 Query
Ladakh standoff: India and China will continue the ongoing military and diplomatic-level dialogues to arrive at a "mutually acceptable solution" to the months-long face-off between their troops along the Line of Actual Control -- the de-facto border -- in eastern Ladakh, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Want To Ensure India-China Standoff Does Not Escalate, Says US
The United States is watching the India-China standoff in Ladakh closely, sharing information with New Delhi, and wants to ensure the situation does not escalate, senior officials of the Trump administration said on Saturday, ahead of an important visit by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the US Secretary Defence next week.
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India Buys Winter Gear From US On "Urgent Basis" Amid China Row: Report
India has bought high altitude warfare kits from the U.S. on an urgent basis, officials with the knowledge of the matter said, a sign that the country is preparing for an extended winter deployment after talks to ease tensions along its border with China stalled.
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"Time Has Come To Accept That Talks With China Won't Help": US National Security Adviser On Ladakh
China has "attempted to seize" control of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India "by force" as part of its territorial aggression, US' National Security Adviser has said, underlining that time has come to accept that dialogue and agreements will not persuade Beijing to change.
