New Delhi, Oct 01 India and China on Wednesday agreed to hold a meeting soon between the senior commanders of their armies for an early disengagement along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), where the two countries are locked in
New Delhi, Sep 23 India and China agreed to implement the consensus reached by theirs leaders over the border issue during the 14-hour-long diplomatic-military talks in Moldo to resolve border disputes, the Indian Army stated on Tuesday. Both the countries
New Delhi, Sep 22 India and China held a 14-hour long diplomatic-military talks in Moldo to resolve border disputes in Eastern Ladakh. The details of the deliberations between both the countries’ delegates are yet to be announced. Both countries’ delegation
New Delhi, Sep 11 The joint statement and five-point consensus reached by both Chinese and Indian foreign ministers in Moscow marked a substantial step in cooling down the current border situation, exceeding the expectations of most international observers, Chinese mouthpiece
New Delhi, Sep 4 : Military talks between India and China over fresh incursion attempts in Indian territories by the Chinese People Liberation Army (PLA) ended “inconclusive” for the fourth consecutive day. In a four-hour long meeting, the Chinese remained
New Delhi, Aug 31 India has thwarted China’s provocative military movements to change the status quo at the Pangong Tso in Eastern Ladakh. The troop casualties on both sides are yet to be confirmed. A brigade commander-level flag meeting is
New Delhi, Dec 4 While there are no border disputes with Myanmar, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, such disputes exist with China and Pakistan, Minister of State for External Affairs V.K. Singh said on Thursday.“In the eastern sector, China claims approximately
Caracas, Aug 31 Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Delcy Rodriguez on Monday urged the US to stop interfering in Venezuela’s temporary closure of its border with Colombia.Rodrigueze made the appeal known via her Twitter account and accused John Kirby, the spokesperson
New Delhi, Nov 6 Pakistan should draw a “red line” whether it wants to talk to the government of India or to those who want to break India, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said here Wednesday. Speaking at the India Economic
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