After triggering a border standoff with India in may - China has failed to follow through on its promise of de-escalation. India is now strengthening its defences by deploying out missiles. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: India-China border stand-off: India strengthens border defences

India issued statement after completion of border talks. According to Indian govt both sides had a frank exchange of views and are agree to maintain close consultations.

News Alert: India-China WMCC meet over | Moscow consensus key to resolution

For more than 140 days now, China has been promising a de-escalation with India at the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Now, Beijing has come up with a new logic to justify its military assertiveness.

BrahMos: Another deterrent against the ever-aggressive neighbour China

India-China Working Mechanism for Consultation & Coordination (WMCC) talks are underway virtually. While this is the 19th WMCC meet since the mechanism came up in 2012, it is the fifth such meet amid the ongoing tension.

India-China WMCC talks underway

As China seeks to provoke India again amid the ongoing border disputes. The India Ministry of External Affairs has made it clear that it would never accept China's 1959 unilaterally designed Line of Actual Control (LAC).

India has never accepted 1959 definition of LAC: India reacts to China's stand

US President Donald Trump has offered to mediate in the India-China standoff. The U.S. electoral battle has entered its final six-week stretch. Republicans are split over Trump's refusal to accept the results. Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you the story.

Gravitas: Can Trump solve India-China standoff?

After the sixth round of Senior Commanders' meeting, India and China on Tuesday said they had agreed to strengthen communication, refrain from sending more troops to the border and avoid actions that would worsen tensions between the two countries.

Ladakh standoff: India, China agree not to send more troops to the frontline

Indian and Chinese troops have been engaged in an eyeball-to-eyeball situation during India-China standoff in several disputed areas along the Line of Actual Control in past.

After India-China standoff in Doklam, Beijing doubled its air bases, air defences and heliports near LAC: Report

Amid tensions along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), Indian and Chinese corps commanders met on Monday at 10 am and the meeting lasted for 13 hours, reports said.

India-China standoff: India, China corps commander-level talks went on for 13 hours

New Delhi and Beijing are scheduled to hold their sixth Corps Commander-level talks on Monday at the Chinese side of the Chushul/Moldo meeting point in the eastern Ladakh sector to address the ongoing military standoff.

Ladakh standoff: Sixth Corps Commander-level talks being held as India boosts combat readiness

A week since foreign ministers of India and China met in Moscow, New Delhi has reiterated its call to Beijing for "complete disengagement" at the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

India-China standoff: India reiterates calls to China for complete disengagement at LAC

India-China standoff: How Indian military is preparing for the treacherous, high-altitude winter against PLA at LAC

Amid China's recent feuds with multiple nations including the ongoing border standoff with India, a media report has claimed that a technology firm with links to the Chinese government is snooping on over 10,000 Indian individuals and organisations through a global database.

'Staggering scale of data': P Vaidyanathan Iyer, journalist who unearthed China's 'Snoopgate' speaks to WION

Amid China's recent feuds with multiple nations including the ongoing border standoff with India, a media report has claimed that a database compiled by a Chinese tech company has at least 1,400 entries covering the Indian economy.

China targets India's new economy: Snooping on online ventures and tech startups

India's defence minister Rajnath Singh spoke on the India-China border standoff in Parliament today asserting that both sides have different perceptions about the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

India-China standoff: China has mobilised huge number of Army battalions and armaments along LAC, says Rajnath Singh in Parliament

Amid tensions with India along the Line of Actual Control(LAC), China's foreign ministry on Tuesday denied reports that Chinese troops are laying fibre optic cables at a western Himalayan flashpoint.

India-China standoff: China denies reports of troops laying cables at LAC

The overall situation at friction points in eastern Ladakh remains unchanged and continues to be tense, even as foreign ministers of India and China agreed on a five-point plan to resolve the prolonged border standoff a few days back.

Situation in eastern Ladakh unchanged, continues to be tense: Sources

The Chinese Army has returned the five Indian youths who had inadvertently crossed over the Line of Actual Control(LAC) last week. Also Read: China's PLA confirmed missing youths from Arunachal Pradesh found, says Government The Indian hunters were handed over to Indian authorities by the PLA at Kibitu in Arunachal Pradesh, the defence ministry said.

China's PLA hands five youths to India who had inadvertently crossed LAC; set to be quarantined for 14 days

Indian Army has gained the upper hand and control of commanding heights in Ladakh close to the Chinese positions. As a result they can track the movements of the Chinese soldiers and thwart the attempts made by the People's Liberation Army to transgress into Indian territory.

India-China standoff: Indian Army gains upper hand and control of commanding heights in Ladakh

India's external affairs minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi met in Moscow on the sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation(SCO) Foreign Ministers meet.

India, China foreign ministers meet in Moscow amid standoff at LAC

According to China's state-run Global Times, People's Liberation Army (PLA) has deployed "bombers, air defence troops, artillery, armoured vehicles, paratroopers, special forces and infantry units in the bordering plateau region" amid tensions with India along the Line of Actual Control(LAC).

India-China standoff: Bombers, paratroopers and special forces deployed in 'plateau region amid border tensions', says Global Times

India has raised with China the issue of Chinese troops carrying spears, machetes during the commander level talks on Wednesday. Watch: The September 7 "provocative" action by the Chinese forces saw them carrying "Guandao" - traditional Chinese sword which is basically a blade mounted on a wooden or metal pole.

India-China standoff: China indulged in 'provocative action' throughout Tuesday

Pictures of Chinese soldiers holding spears and machete has emerged after their attempt to dislodge Indian forces from strategic heights in Mukhpari peak and Rezang La areas in Ladakh.

India-China standoff: What really happened on the Mukhpari peak, Rezang La

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