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India strongly criticised Pakistan and China for raising Kashmir during closed-door consultations at the UN Security Council on Thursday read more

There has been no fundamental shift. The trade war will resume read more

It also mentions exchange agreements that China’s official news agency Xinhua has signed with foreign organisations including in India. read more

China’s leadership had made no secret of its desire to see President Tsai Ing-wen turfed out because she and her party refuse to acknowledge their view that the island is part of a “one China”. read more

After a few years of stasis, Beijing has begun escalating its intrusions over the Senkaku Islands, the heart of a Sino-Japanese sovereignty dispute. Arguably, the hardline it took on Indian requests for import safeguards was ultimately an attempt to... read more

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Footage showed people at a bus stop running from the collapsing road, as the bus -- jutting into the air -- sank halfway into the ground. read more

This comes after a worrying report that Microsoft contractors in China are reportedly listening to calls made on Skype as well as recordings on digital assistant Cortana read more

The first President from China to visit Myanmar in 19 years, Xi’s visit is expected to give a boost to the Chinese projects in the country, which include a controversial dam and a natural gas pipeline. read more

China has organised similar tours – as many as 70 since December 2018 -- -- in the far-flung northwestern province of Xinjiang. read more

Beijing usually refers to the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region’s (XUAR) border with PoK as a border with Pakistan-administered Kashmir; it is the only so-called border it has with Pakistan. read more

The United States has led a global campaign against the company, saying it could spy on customers for Beijing, and last year placed it on a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns. read more

US President Donald Trump’s “America first” policy was the precursor to the trade war, which led to both sides imposing tariffs worth hundreds of billions of dollars on each other’s exports. read more

New Delhi and Beijing exchanged maps of the middle sector as far back as March 2002, but there has been no movement since then. read more

It was also Chinese foreign ministry’s latest attempt to counter demands from international governments and rights groups for a clear and transparent picture of minorities in the large and remote province, which Beijing says is at the forefront of its... read more