Is China truly committed to mending ties with India? External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently met Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Astana, Kazakhstan, on the sidelines of the SCO summit, where they discussed resolving border issues and agreed to intensify diplomatic and military efforts. Jaishankar emphasized mutual respect and sensitivity as the foundation for India-China relations. But actions speak louder than words!
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Since the 2020 Galwan clashes, despite numerous talks, significant breakthroughs remain elusive. China’s construction of new villages in hotly disputed areas, particularly Arunachal Pradesh, and leaving the ambassador post vacant for 18 months—the longest since 1976—raise doubts about their intentions. The Ministry of External Affairs noted that prolonging the border situation isn’t beneficial for either side, but is China genuinely listening?
India seeks peace, but China’s actions suggest otherwise. Let’s watch how India-China relations unfold. Tune in to explore the complex dynamics and future of this critical relationship!
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