India-China relations

China's foreign minister met with his counterparts from Russia and India at a meeting dominated by discussions of the Ukraine war.

Former Foreign Minister Wang’s speech late last year indicated that China-India relations are likely to remain troubled for a while.

India’s Voice of Global South Summit was a test of China’s diplomacy.

The same sea lanes that China depends on serve India’s friends and partners as well.

The clash in late 2022 revealed much about the future direction of Sino-Indian relations.

Following the clash along their disputed border in December, there's little reason for optimism in China-India ties for the new year.

Inconsistencies between what China says and does will likely reduce the willingness of other countries, including India, to take seriously Beijing’s statements about wanting a reset of ties.

The immediate trigger to the Chinese ingression at Tawang on December 9 could be the recent India-U.S. military exercises at Auli near the LAC.

Its timid, even self-defeating policy toward China at global human rights forums is bringing India little returns.

Across the SCO there is conflict at various levels that complicates India's engagement, from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to simmering Sino-Indian tensions.

The year-long impasse in the talks has ended. Will it lead to a Modi-Xi summit on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Samarkand?

Despite the use of language that would please the US, Jaishankar’s speech reflected a worldview that sounded similar to China's.