Iran's Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian is in Islamabad on an invitation from his Pakistani counterpart for bilateral talks. Amir is in Pakistan to lead a high-level political, military and security talks.

Iran FM Abdollahian leads high-level military & security talk with Pakistan

Some of the topics covered in the Major General-level talks between India and China held on Friday at Daulat Beg Oldie (DBO) and Chushul included mutually guaranteeing that no new posts are built in close proximity to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh and identifying specific limits of patrolling.

India-China Border talks aimed at setting LAC ground rules in Eastern Ladakh

India and China held the 19th round of military-level talks with a focus on disengagement at friction points along the line of actual control in Ladakh. The latest dialogue comes more than three years after the Galwan valley clash in which 20 Indian and an undisclosed number of Chinese soldiers lost their lives.

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The 11th round of India-China military talks is expected to take place on Friday, April 9. The key focus will be early disengagement in other areas of Eastern Ladakh such as Hot&nbsp;Springs, Gogra and Depsang Plains.

Both countries were able to achieve complete disengagement at Pangong lake in February.&nbsp;

Last week, in response to a question, the spokesperson of India's external affairs ministry said the country "hopes&nbsp;that the Chinese side will work with us to ensure that disengagement in the remaining areas is completed at the earliest".

He pointed out that this "would allow both sides to consider de-escalation of forces in Eastern Ladakh" as that "alone will lead to the restoration of peace and tranquility and provide conditions for the progress of our bilateral relationship."

Last year, there were&nbsp;aggressive actions from the Chinese side at the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, including at the Galwan in which India lost 20 soldiers. Since then, ties remain strained, even as New Delhi undertook measures to cut investment from China. &nbsp;

The 10th round of &nbsp;India-China military talks happened in February, after complete disengagement at the Pangong Lake. The same month saw telephonic talks between External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese FM Wang Yi. During the talks, both sides decided to establish a hotline for "timely communication".

The 11th round of India-China military talks is expected to take place on Friday, April 9. The key focus will be early disengagement in other areas of Eastern Ladakh such as Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang Plains.

The 11th round of India-China military talks is expected to take place on Friday, April 9. The key focus will be early disengagement in other areas of Eastern Ladakh such as Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang Plains. Both countries were able to achieve complete disengagement at Pangong lake in February. Last week, in response to a question, the spokesperson of India's external affairs ministry said the country "hopes that the Chinese side will work with us to ensure that disengagement in the remaining areas is completed at the earliest". He pointed out that this "would allow both sides to consider de-escalation of forces in Eastern Ladakh" as that "alone will lead to the restoration of peace and tranquility and provide conditions for the progress of our bilateral relationship." Last year, there were aggressive actions from the Chinese side at the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, including at the Galwan in which India lost 20 soldiers. Since then, ties remain strained, even as New Delhi undertook measures to cut investment from China. The 10th round of India-China military talks happened in February, after complete disengagement at the Pangong Lake. The same month saw telephonic talks between External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and Chinese FM Wang Yi. During the talks, both sides decided to establish a hotline for "timely communication".

India, China to hold military talks on April 9

Indian General Bipin Rawat warns China that India will not accept shifting the LAC during 8th round of top military talks between India & China.

We will not accept any shift in LAC: Indian General Bipin Rawat

India and China are holding the seventh round of Corps Commander-level meet on Monday in Chushul in eastern Ladakh, amidst the continuing stalemate along the LAC.

India & China holding 7th level military talks in Chushul

Amidst the continuing stalemate along the LAC in Ladakh, the seventh round of Corps Commander-level meet are scheduled to be held on Monday in Chushul in eastern Ladakh.

LAC Standoff: 7th level military talks to be held in Chushul

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