China walks fine line as India calls on UN to impose anti-terrorist sanctions on Pakistani militant group leader Masood Azhar after Kashmir killings
Chinese deputy foreign minister Kong Xuanyou meets Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan during a visit to Pakistan to discuss tensions with India over Kashmir. Photo: Fmprc.gov.cn
China walks fine line as India calls on UN to impose anti-terrorist sanctions on Pakistani militant group leader Masood Azhar after Kashmir killings
- Beijing distances itself from Security Council consensus on pursuit of Jaish-e-Mohammed chief after group claims attack that killed 40 Indian troops in Kashmir
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China-India relations
Published: 10:00pm, 7 Mar, 2019
Updated: 2:33am, 8 Mar, 2019
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Chinese deputy foreign minister Kong Xuanyou meets Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan during a visit to Pakistan to discuss tensions with India over Kashmir. Photo: Fmprc.gov.cn
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Indian demonstrators in New Delhi. Photo: AFP
Kashmiri students flee Indian mob as ‘climate of fear’ takes hold after suicide bombing that killed dozens of troops
- About 11,000 Kashmiri students enrol at Indian universities each year
- Many are now clamouring to return home to a region scarred by civil war
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Kashmir
Published: 1:56pm, 21 Feb, 2019
Updated: 10:27pm, 21 Feb, 2019
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Indian demonstrators in New Delhi. Photo: AFP
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