Indian and Chinese officials held a meeting in New Delhi on Thursday (Dec 5) to assess the situation along the shared border. Both sides "positively affirmed" the progress made in implementing disengagement measures along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), according to India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

India, China hold diplomatic talks, 'positively affirm' progress on disengagement agreement

Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Sunday (Nov. 3) that the recent de-escalation between India and China in eastern Ladakh may pave the way for “other steps” in their relationship.

India-China ties: EAM Jaishankar says Ladakh disengagement could lead to ‘other steps’

Indian and Chinese forces resumed patrolling at two key friction points on Thursday (Oct 31), along with their de-facto border, Line of Actual Control (LAC). US Presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed to "protect" women "whether the women like it or not" at a rally in Wisconsin on Wednesday (Oct 30).

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A day after India and China completed the process of disengagement at two friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the troops of both the countries exchanged sweets at several border areas on the occasion of Diwali. Watch this report for more details!

Indian And Chinese Troops Exchange Sweets at LAC

India and China have finalized a border patrol agreement following years of extensive negotiations at both diplomatic and military levels. Watch to know more.

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Ahead of a potential meeting between Indian PM Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping, India and China have reached an agreement on patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Watch in this report for more details!

India, China Reach Agreement on Patrolling Along LAC

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Ever since the Chinese dragon's creeping expansion was blunted first at Doklam in 2017 and then again in Galwan in 2020, the picture that is clearly emerging is of a petulant dragon that is preparing for war. As any military strategist will tell you: before a war is fought the logistics for combat are laid out. The infrastructure that China is building in Tibet and the Xinjiang province points at only one thing: This is not a defensive preparation. This is preparation for a military offensive. But this may not be limited to a ground misadventure. What China seems to be planning for in the near imminent future is an air battle over the icy mountains of the Himalayas. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

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Indian Air Force Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari has stressed on the preparedness of the Indian Air Force in the wake of developments along the northern borders. India shares International Border (IB) and Line of Control (LoC) with Pakistan and an undefined Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China.

India's Air Force chief reacts to Chinese threat along Line of Actual Control

A Bipartisan Senate Resolution has been passed in the United States announcing the recognition of the McMahon Line as the international border between the countries of India and China. It also recognised the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India.

U.S. recognises McMahon Line as international boundary between India-China border

During the annual presser ahead of the Army Day on January 15, Indian Army Chief General Manoj Pande stressed there is adequate deployment of troops at the LAC but termed the situation "unpredictable".

Indian Army Chief Manoj Pande briefs on India-China border

Massive Chinese infrastructure development along the LAC near Arunachal Pradesh raises alarming security concerns among the Indian army. China's sealed road is situated 150m from LAC.

China's new infrastructure along LAC near Arunachal Pradesh raises alarming security concerns

Relations between India and China can't go back to normal unless peace is restored on the border, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Chinese FM Wang Yi during a meeting in New Delhi today.

Chinese FM Wang Yi holds talks with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar

After talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi today that lasted for three hours, External Affairs Minister S Jashankar dubbed the ties between India and China as “not normal”, saying that the “current situation is a work in progress” due to friction at the border.

India-China ties not normal, border issues key: Jaishankar post talks with Wang

India has rejected Chinese FM Wang Yi's comments referring to J&K at Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting in Islamabad. The Ministry of External Affairs said matters related to J&K is entirely internal and China has no locus standi to comment.

Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi rakes Kashmir before Delhi trip

India has slammed Chinese FM Wang Yi's comments referring to Kashmir at OIC meeting in Islamabad. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said China has no locus standi to comment.

India slams Chinese FM Wang Yi for referring Kashmir in OIC Speech

Chinese foreign minister will visit India later this month and he will be the first Chinese government official to visit India since the aggression in Galwan valley. Watch this report.

India-China border standoff: Top Chinese minister to visit India

In the border dispute among India and China, the 15th round of military talk is underway to ease tension at border.

Border Dispute: India and China hold 15th round of military talks to ease tensions

India's relations with China was going through a "very difficult phase" after Beijing violated border agreements, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday, underlining that the "state of the border will determine the state of the relationship".

'State of border will define relations with China', says India's foreign minister Jaishankar

India and China will hold the the14th round of talks on resolving the eastern Ladakh border standoff on Thursday. The talks will be held under the Working Mechanism for Consultation and Coordination on India-China Border Affairs (WMCC).

India, China to hold 14th round of talks today to resolve border standoff

In a report on China, Pentagon has said that Chinese officials have warned US officials not to interfere with Beijing’s relationship with India, adding that China has been taking “incremental and tactical actions” to press its claims at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the eastern Ladakh sector with India.

China doesn’t want deeper US-India relations, taking 'actions’ to press territorial claims with neighbour: US

India reacted strongly to the China's new boundary law and said that a unilateral decision to bring about the legislation can have implications on mutually-agreed agreements on border management between the two countries.

China's new border law can have implications on bilateral arrangements says India

This month, military commanders from India and China will meet for the 13th round of talks. Ahead of the dialogue, China has violated the ceasefire twice and attempted incursions. Palki Sharma tells you how India is responding.

Gravitas: India redirects soldiers and military assets from Pakistan to China border

China has put in place new modular container-based accommodations for its troops in several high-altitude forward areas on its side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh in response to Indian deployment in the region, people familiar with the developments said on Monday.

China installs new shelters for troops near India's Ladakh border