In the first structured dialogue between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping since 2019, the two leaders will hold a bilateral meeting in Kazan, Russia at the BRICS summit on Wednesday. The meeting comes on the heels of China agreeing to India's patrolling rights in Ladakh.
Indian and Chinese soldiers will resume patrolling as they did before the border standoff began in May 2020.
De-escalation of border tensions between India and China could boost business and trade relations, especially Chinese investment in India, which has faced hurdles due to the border standoff between the two countries.
Will Modi and Xi's bilateral relationship pave the way for Chinese electric vehicles?
Indian and Chinese soldiers will resume patrolling as they did before the border standoff began in May 2020.
De-escalation of border tensions between India and China could boost business and trade relations, especially Chinese investment in India, which has faced hurdles due to the border standoff between the two countries.
Will Modi and Xi's bilateral relationship pave the way for Chinese electric vehicles?
