Chinas Spitzenpolitiker fordert Indien auf, sich „halbwegs“ bei Grenzangelegenheiten zu treffen

China’s top diplomat has called on India to focus on their shared interests and meet halfway to ease tensions along their disputed border, according to the Chinese foreign ministry. The relationship between the two countries has deteriorated in recent months, with conflicts over the Himalayan border and a visa dispute resulting in the expulsion of journalists. During a meeting with Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, Wang Yi emphasized the importance of supporting each other rather than suspecting each other. He expressed hope that India would work towards a mutually acceptable solution to the border issue.

The military standoff between India and China in the Ladakh region has been ongoing, with both sides claiming territories such as Arunachal Pradesh and Kashmir. However, despite these tensions, China remains India’s second-largest trading partner. In 2020, India implemented measures to restrict investments from China due to political tensions and clashes in the Himalayan region. Wang expressed China’s concern over these restrictive measures and urged India to provide a fair and transparent business environment that is non-discriminatory.

The Chinese foreign ministry statement also mentioned that the two countries have agreed to hold the next round of military commander-level talks on the border issue as soon as possible. This indicates a willingness to engage in dialogue and find a resolution to the ongoing tensions. It is clear that China sees the importance of maintaining a positive relationship with India and believes that their common interests outweigh their differences.

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China’s top diplomat calls on India to meet “halfway” on border issue

China’s top diplomat urged India to focus on “common interests” and meet China “halfway” to defuse border tensions between Asia’s most populous neighbours, the Chinese foreign ministry said Saturday. Relations between India and China have deteriorated in recent months over their contested Himalayan border, and a visa spat in which the two sides have expelled nearly all of each other’s journalists. “China and India’s common interests clearly outweigh their differences,” Wang Yi told Indian foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, when the two met Friday on the sidelines of Southeast Asian talks in Jakarta, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement. “The two sides should support each other, rather than… suspect each other,” Wang added. India and its northern neighbour are locked

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