From frozen borders to a fragile thaw: The India-China story since Galwan
- On Saturday, September 12, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held bilateral talks in New Delhi, discussing ways to strengthen relations through greater trade and investment.
- Marking Xi's first visit to India in seven years, the meeting occurred during the 18th BRICS Summit as both nations attempt to rebuild ties following the military standoff in Ladakh.
- The BRICS grouping adopted a joint declaration overcoming divisions between Iran and the UAE, while Modi urged the bloc to transition from "rule-takers to rule-shapers."
- To address global governance imbalances, Modi proposed that leaders develop 10 proposals for global governance reform that could form a BRICS Reform Roadmap.
- Both nations aim to advance the normalization process and expand economic engagement between India and China through this high-level diplomatic opportunity.
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The mechanisms to advance Chinese-Indian cooperation are gradually being re-established, announced by President Xi Jinping of the PRC at a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India during the 18th BRICS Summit. Xi Jinping, Head of the PRC, during a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India, pointed to the gradual resumption of institutional exchanges, transferring TASS. The politicians held talks on the margins of the 18th BRIC…
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DocumentIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping will work together more closely to resolve the long-standing border dispute between the countries.
China and India will cooperate on a solution to the border dispute between the two countries. This was reported by the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs following a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
PM Modi, Chinese President Xi back ‘fair, reasonable’ settlement of boundary dispute - The Tribune
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday committed themselves to a “fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable” resolution of the India-China boundary question, with the two leaders agreeing that the settlement should be approached from the political perspective of their overall bilateral relationship and the long-term interests of the two peoples. The […]
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