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India and China should view each other as "partners" rather than "adversaries or threats", Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday, as he arrived for a two-day visit to Delhi.
Whenever hostility between Beijing and New Delhi eases, tensions between India and Pakistan have also fallen. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (left) shakes hands with Indian External Affairs Minister S.
EAM Jaishankar raised concerns on China’s Brahmaputra dam and cross-border terrorism with Chinese FM Wang Yi; calls for transparency, no new commitments made.
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ABP News on MSNPM Modi Bats For ‘Stable, Constructive’ India-China Relations In Talks With Wang Yi; Chinese FM To Visit Pak Next
PM Modi noted improved India-China relations since his meeting with Xi, anticipating further progress at the SCO Summit. NSA Doval and Foreign Minister Wang Yi discussed border stability and bilateral ties with Wang Yi.
Wang Yi handed over a personal message and invitation from President Xi Jinping to the PM, for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit being held in Tianjin on August 31 to September 1. Modi acce
Doval met Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in New Delhi for the 24th round of special representative level talks on the India-China border issues
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ABP News on MSNBrahmaputra Dam, Terrorism: EAM Jaishankar Flags India's Concerns To China's Wang Yi
During Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit, External Affairs Minister Jaishankar voiced concerns about China's mega dam construction on the Brahmaputra, emphasising the need for transparency.
During talks in New Delhi, EAM S. Jaishankar told Chinese FM Wang Yi that India’s position on Taiwan remains unchanged, even as Beijing agreed to restore supplies of fertilizers, rare earth