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Chinese, Indian diplomats call for warmer relations but no mention of border dispute

27 January 2025
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Chinese, Indian diplomats call for warmer relations but no mention of border dispute
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In Beijing, top diplomats of China and India called for mutual support but avoided mentioning their border dispute, focusing on exploring substantive measures and promoting cooperation. Tensions had risen after a deadly clash in 2020, leading to a standoff with troops stationed along the disputed Himalayan border. The two countries have withdrawn troops from some areas, but face challenges in disengagement and restoring business ties affected by the standoff.

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