Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told NSA Ajit Doval that setbacks in recent years hurt both nations’ interests. Their talks in Delhi focused on border stability, trade, and PM Modi’s upcoming visit to China for the SCO summit.

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Monday opened a new round of engagement with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, stressing the need to preserve and enhance stability in the global economy amid a fraught international environment.

The NSA also underlined the significance of the 24th round of Special Representative (SR)-level talks on the boundary issue, which he described as carrying “special importance” in light of Modi’s upcoming visit.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in New Delhi for Special Representatives-level talks on the boundary issue. Discussions focused on de-escalation, trade, connectivity,

Shashi Tharoor has once again raised sharp questions about China’s intentions, warning that Beijing is deliberately delaying a border settlement with India and passing the problem to future generations.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held wide-ranging talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Monday after he landed in Delhi on a two-day visit

Experts believe this may soften US tariffs on India and strengthen the Indian economy, highlighting India's strategic autonomy amidst increasing Russian oil imports despite Western sanctions.

China has pledged to address India's concerns regarding rare earths, fertilizers, and tunnel boring machines, as assured by Foreign Minister Wang Yi t