China and India have agreed to resume trade ties and move towards resolving their longstanding border dispute.

A tentative step forward has been taken by both sides but it’s unrealistic to expect quick progress. For now, China holds more cards than India and Delhi will have to move with caution and perspicacit ...

China recognises that India has lost its leverage with the US, as the estrangement displayed by Trump toward PM Narendra Modi ...

Beijing is once again doubling down on its “iron brother” even as Pakistan reels from internal instability, an economic crisis, and international isolation following its continued sponsorship of cross ...

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets Taliban and Pakistan Foreign Ministers in Kabul to discuss CPEC and regional ...

India has successfully test-fired an indigenously developed intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of carrying a ...

As Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to India concluded on Wednesday, the two sides have highlighted a series of ...

India and China have reached a new understanding on the management and control of the frontier during Foreign Minister Wang ...

The ministry of external affairs on Wednesday rejected Nepal's territorial claims over Lipulekh pass, saying it remains ...

The geopolitical moment marking power shifts among nations and blocs has influenced both Asian powers to recalibrate their ...

China and India have agreed to restore border stability and deepen cooperation in trade, diplomacy, and travel, marking a ...