Let's Work Together: China’s Call to India
China extends a hand of friendship to India, calling for cooperation and mutual development on the occasion of International relations strengthening. Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized resolving disputes diplomatically, showcasing a shift from earlier tensions. China aims to benefit both nations and the Global South by improving relations, with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit playing a key role.
Beijing: China Changes Tone, Extends a Hand of Friendship to India
China, which once sought to occupy Indian territory, has now changed its approach. With the potential risks of getting entangled in issues due to Trump’s sanctions, China has reached out with a gesture of friendship towards India. Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for cooperation, emphasizing the need for both nations to develop together as mutual allies. He stated that instead of fighting, it is better to cooperate and work towards a common goal. He highlighted that cooperation between these two key countries in Asia is of utmost importance and compared it to a dance performed in coordination. Read more on Vaartha International News
Let’s Work Together: China Calls to India
No Issues That Can't Be Solved Through Dialogue
Wang Yi emphasized that improved relations between Delhi and Beijing will benefit not only the two nations but also the Global South. Strengthening democracy in international relations will also empower the Global South (developing countries) on global platforms. He stressed that disputes between the two nations will be resolved diplomatically, and cooperation is necessary to protect mutual benefits. He further mentioned that there is no issue that cannot be solved through discussions and that there are no unattainable goals if cooperation is in place. Wang Yi met with Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar during the G20 Foreign Ministers' meeting in South Africa. Visit Vaartha ePaper
Troops from Both Sides Withdraw to Original Positions
Following these statements, the two nations’ troops began to pull back to their original positions. Relations between the two countries had plunged to a low point after the Galwan clashes in 2020. Since then, several rounds of diplomatic and military discussions were held. In 2024, Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met during the BRICS summit in Kazan, marking a turning point in the relations. Following this, troops from both sides retreated from areas of tension along the border, restoring the status quo. Furthermore, China is hosting the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit this year, and Prime Minister Modi's participation is expected to be of great significance.
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