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Help from United States is "wishful thinking" by India: Global Times ups the anteThe Global Times article coincides with reports on how allies are rallying behind India.- Leading Chinese state-run media is defensive over Armies face offThe two sides have different recognition or perception of the Line of Actual Control, which is leading to such face-offs, it reported, citi...
- Doklam: How Chinese state media spreads lies on Bhutanese positionGlobal Times, a Chinese state-run media outlet, has claimed that India is continuously pressuring on Bhutan to openly take India's side.
- Bhutan king’s India visit reaffirms ties, sends signal to ChinaWhile Bhutan needs to reaffirm special security ties with India, Delhi on its part needs to strengthen establishment in Thimphu amid China’...
- Doklam: PLA gen snubs hawks baying for India’s bloodThe Chinese government has been under pressure from hawks who've been asking why it entered into an agreement with India at Doklam instead ...
- War must be last resort to settle disputes: Chinese General Qiao LiangChina and India are both neighbours and competitors, but not all competitors must be treated in the toughest way, a Chinese military strate...
- Doklam doesn't change anything: India, China remain frenemiesChina's ties with Pakistan and bullying as a cornerstone of Chinese foreign policy wont let India accept it as a permanent friend.
- Doklam standoff: China’s bullying tactics belie super power imageChina is engaging in this war-mongering to target Asian nations which it perceives to be close to the United States — India, Japan and Viet...
- Amid reports of Chinese activity, Bhutan talks Doklam with ChinaBhutan's ambassador to India Vetsop Namgyel met Luo Zhaohui, his Chinese counterpart, on September 27 to discuss the issue of Chinese activ...
- View: India should play down victory and be vigilant after disengagement of troops at DoklamHaving come out second best this time, one can expect a more aggressive Chinese posture next time. It's not a time for India to lower its g...
- Amid standoff, a rally in Delhi that may annoy ChinaThe protest rally is likely to rile Beijing which has in the past asked India to prevent such demonstrations against China from taking plac...
- Has India just beaten China in the Doklam conflict?China cannot live with this image downgrade. So this climbdown can be a pretext for another sinister act. It will probably choose to strike...
- Doklam: China's defence ministry does not support 'short war' theoryThe ministry did not send out any fresh threatening signals during a two-hour long interaction with an Indian media delegation.
- China mulling 'small scale military operations' against India: ExpertTo peacefully resolve the impasse, India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said that both the sides should first pull back thei...
- Chinese media advises investors: India is much better than you thinkGlobal Times in an article said that the Chinese learn about India's economic development only via media reports which offer a limited unde...
- 53 Indian troops still present at Doklam: ChinaChinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang last week said that "there were 48 Indian soldiers and one bulldozer" in Doklam area as o...
- NSA Ajit Doval and Xi Jinping meet but fail to break Doklam logjamDoval met Chinese President Xi Jinping and other senior officials on Friday at the summit of Brics national security advisers (NSAs) in the...
- Pakistan tries to poke its nose into DoklamAmid the Sino-Indian military standoff, Pakistan high commissioner Abdul Basit met the Chinese ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui.
- Narendra Modi says his meeting with Xi will add more vigour to India-China tiesThe meeting is said to have delved upon improving ties between the two neighbours in the aftermath of the Doklam standoff.
- Sikkim standoff can trigger 'all-out confrontation': Chinese mediaThe Op-ed article in the Global Times claimed that the Indian action to stop Chinese troops from building a road near the Doklam plateau wa...
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