Indian ambassador to China Vikram Misri says that while the countries’ differences will not derail ties, there are still thorny issues to grapple with. Photo: CGTN
New Delhi and Beijing cannot let differences turn into disputes: India’s ambassador to China
- Ambassador Vikram Misri has called on China to balance its US$60 billion trade deficit with India ‘before the issue becomes politically sensitive’
- He also says India will not take sides over its use of US-blacklisted Huawei, as ‘any decision taken over this will only be taken in our national interest’
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India
Indian ambassador to China Vikram Misri says that while the countries’ differences will not derail ties, there are still thorny issues to grapple with. Photo: CGTN
Chinese President Xi Jinping with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a BRICS summit in Goa, India in 2016. Photo: AP
G20 Osaka: as China, India and Russia draw close, has Trump overplayed his hand?
- With Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin displaying increasing bonhomie, the US has cause to reflect on its trade disputes with its ally New Delhi
- Traditionally, America’s backing of India as a counterweight to China has been mutually advantageous. But for India, the equation may be changing
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Chinese President Xi Jinping with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a BRICS summit in Goa, India in 2016. Photo: AP