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China expands South Asian presence - The Statesman

This year’s focus was “Boosting Sustainable Blue Economy to Build Together a Maritime Community with a Shared Future”.

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China's growing footprint in South Asia - Asia News NetworkAsia News Network

China’s growing footprint in South Asia Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

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China's growing footprint in South Asia

The South Asian countries’ eagerness to play the China card has given Beijing a strategic opportunity.

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Four years into the influx, are Rohingya refugees any closer to a return home?

Four years into the influx, are Rohingya refugees any closer to a return home?
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China to allow travellers only if they have taken Chinese vaccines

China to allow travellers only if they have taken Chinese vaccines
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Interpreting Wang Yi's press conference showcasing Chinese magnanimity

Interpreting Wang Yi's press conference showcasing Chinese magnanimity
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India begins to 'cautiously' approve Chinese investment proposals as border tensions ease


India begins to ‘cautiously’ approve Chinese investment proposals as border tensions ease
India begins to ‘cautiously’ approve Chinese investment proposals as border tensions ease
Govt is looking at ‘speeding up’ small proposals — particularly in manufacturing sector — while big-ticket investment plans, including those in sensitive sectors, remain on hold.
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New Delhi: With tensions between New Delhi and Beijing easing in Ladakh, India is looking to “cautiously” approve some pending investment proposals from China, multiple sources told ThePrint.
The Narendra Modi government is planning to “speed up” Chinese investment proposals, albeit small ones pertaining primarily to the manufacturing sector, almost a year after the border stand-off in Eastern Ladakh began in April-May 2020, sources said.

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China, India must create 'enabling conditions' to resolve border issue, says Wang Yi


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Beijing: China and India should stop “undercutting” each other, shed mutual “suspicion” and create “enabling conditions” by expanding bilateral cooperation to resolve the border issue, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday.
Calling the boundary dispute as not the “whole story” of the China-India relationship, Wang said that both countries were friends and partners but they should shed suspicion at each other.
Answering a question at his annual press conference on the current state of India-China relations following the tense standoff in eastern Ladakh since May last year and how Beijing viewed the relationship going forward, he said it is important that both countries manage their disputes properly and expand bilateral cooperation.

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As QUAD meet nears, China reminds India: 'Friends, not rivals...don't undercut each other'

As QUAD meet nears, China reminds India: 'Friends, not rivals...don't undercut each other'
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China & India should not "undercut" each other; must create 'enabling conditions' to resolve border issue: Chinese FM Wang


China and India should stop "undercutting" each other, shed mutual "suspicion" and create "enabling conditions" by expanding bilateral cooperation to resolve the border issue, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Sunday.
Calling the boundary dispute as not the "whole story" of the China-India relationship, Wang said that both countries were friends and partners but they should shed suspicion at each other.
Answering a question at his annual press conference on the current state of India-China relations following the tense standoff in eastern Ladakh since May last year and how Beijing viewed the relationship going forward, he said it is important that both countries manage their disputes properly and expand bilateral cooperation.

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