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History – complete with poetic justice overtones – presented us this week with the ultimate, glaring contrast between the geopolitics of the past, enacted in an incendiary corner of southwest Asia, and the geopolitics of the future, enacted in East Asia’s Beijing, one of the capitals of emerging multipolarity.

India and China’s strained relationship has been fueled by recent Chinese provocations, including releasing the 2023 edition of its “standard map”, staking a claim over Arunachal Pradesh, Aksai Chin region, and denial of visas to Indian athletes in the Hangzhou Asian Games.

India News: Former Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Naravane (retd) shared a map of China on social media, mocking China's claim over Indian territories. China h

The apparent dig was in response to China releasing a map on August 28, what it called the "2023 edition of the standard map of China" showing Aksai Chin and whole of Arunachal Pradesh within its territory, according to reports quoting local Chinese media.

Former Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Naravane (retd) took a pointed jab at China on Tuesday in response to the recent release of its 'official map'.

PM Modi emphasizes rules-based global order, asserts Indias commitment to cooperation with ASEAN, and calls for adherence to international law at ASEAN-India Summit and East Asia Summit. Concerns over Chinas assertive actions and territorial disputes highlighted.

Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told the media in Tokyo on Tuesday that Japan has lodged a strong protest to China through diplomatic channels over a new map released by Beijing last month., World News, Times Now

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Vice President Kamala Harris, meanwhile, pledges US commitment to the South China Sea region.

China released a new map where it borrows strips of lands from its neighbors. Although this is far from being the first time the country is involved in territorial disputes, Beijing's growing military shows it has the power (and will?) to try to make it a reality.