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India-China thaw: Engagement returns, but strategic trust stays elusiveXi Jinping's India visit marked managed competition, not reconciliation. Both nations seek mechanisms to control rivalry and avoid escalati...
Modi, Xi meet in Delhi, call for stable ties as India-China thaw gathers paceIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the BRICS summit. They discussed repairing ties strained by a d...
Modi-Xi Jinping meeting: Border ties, trade on the agenda as Chinese President gears up for India visitChinese President Xi Jinping will visit India for the BRICS Summit this Saturday. His visit aims to stabilize India-China relations after y...
Xi’s first India trip since 2019 offers olive branch to PM ModiDuring the BRICS summit this weekend, Chinese President Xi Jinping will arrive in India, aiming to strengthen Sino-Indian ties. A meeting w...
Bilats, brush-bys, pull-asides: The secret art of summitry at BRICSThe BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi will showcase the art of summit diplomacy, from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s key bilaterals wit...
India-China thaw: Five things to know as Chinese President Xi Jinping heads to DelhiChinese President Xi Jinping heads to India for a summit on Saturday that could mark the biggest step in a cautious thaw after years of hos...
Who’s in command? US Army’s top brass is thinning out as Hegseth fires generals amid Iran warThe US Army faces a leadership crisis with no permanent chief of staff. Several senior officers have been dismissed, impacting experienced ...
'We took the head off the snake': US to enter 'new phase' in Iran war very soon, says US House Speaker Mike JohnsonUS House Speaker Mike Johnson expects a new phase in the Iran conflict soon. He believes allied nations will provide crucial support during...
Is Trump quietly gifting Saudi Arabia a future nuclear bomb?A proposed US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal allows uranium enrichment and fuel processing. Critics fear this agreement weakens safeguards aga...
Why People Create AI “Workslop”—and How to Stop ItWith the rise of gen AI tools, offices have had to contend with a new scourge: “workslop” or low-effort, AI-generated work that looks plaus...
Oil gains after selloff, awaits progress on Strait of Hormuz flowsOil prices saw a slight rebound Tuesday, recovering from Monday's sharp decline. This uptick follows tempered optimism surrounding U.S.-Ira...
India, China moved forward on economic ties, but are still battling mistrustThis time around, there was no reference to the 2005 formulation that the Sino-Indian relationship was a “strategic and cooperative partner...
Make India an enemy and you will lose your lifeline, Chinese experts caution Beijing over DoklamMilitary experts have cautioned that Beijing's hardball politics is pushing New Delhi further away and could end up making it an enemy.
US-India partnership should focus on closer collaboration on security interests: US AdmiralResponding to a question, Davidson said the mistrust between India and China challenges the security and stability of the region.
China admits mistrust about mega Silk Road projectOfficials say China may broach the issue during External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's four-day visit starting later today.
Pakistan will not start talks with India without Kashmir: Sartaj AzizSartaj Aziz and Kerry addressed a joint press conference here after talks which were part of the bilateral Strategic Dialogue.
'India, China can reduce mistrust with faith in each other'Chinese media here today said it is difficult for the two nations to restore mutual trust without resolving border dispute.
- 'India's stress on strategic autonomy hampers ties with US'
India is not likely to emerge as a key provider of security within the Indo-Pacific region any time in the near to mid-term future.
Strategic mistrust is toxic in Asia: Chinese dailyWith both India and Pakistan test firing nuclear-capable missiles in close succession, a state- run Chinese daily lamented the "strategic m...
- Indo-Pak nuclear exchange possible if Pakistan continues to back terror: James Miller
A top official has warned that there is a potential of a nuclear exchange between them if Islamabad continues to support terror groups.