India China Ties: Trade Resumes Amid Tariff Pressures
Under mounting pressure from U.S. tariffs, India and China have taken significant steps to restore their strained relationship. During Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to New Delhi, both countries agreed to revitalize trade flows, resume direct flights, and initiate talks to resolve a longstanding border dispute.India China ties Al Jazeera
This diplomatic thaw unfolds as eight additional tariffs loom from the Trump administration, fueling New Delhi’s need for broader partnerships.The GuardianWikipedia
Details of the agreement include reopening of key Himalayan trade routes—Lipulekh Pass, Shipki La Pass, and Nathu La Pass—as well as setting up a bilateral expert group for expedited “early harvest” initiatives to enhance border stability.Al Jazeera
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the progress on social media, affirming that “stable, predictable, constructive ties between India and China will contribute significantly to regional as well as global peace and prosperity.” Chinese Foreign Ministry added that the relationship’s “stable and healthy development” aligns with both nations’ core interests.
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