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Pompeo says U.S. looking at banning Chinese social media apps, including TikTok
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that the United States is "certainly looking at" banning Chinese social media apps, including TikTok, suggesting it shared information with the Chinese government, a charge it denied.
Russia won’t let India-China border row undermine good relations
China and India’s current impasse poses a huge political challenge for Russia, which has established long-term strategic ties with both countries. By staying out of the border tensions and not lending support to either side, Russia can pursue its interests of forging diversified political contacts amid intensifying cold war rhetoric.
India's Chinese app ban seen jolting ByteDance's India plans, angers some TikTok users
An Indian ban on dozens of Chinese apps following a border clash between the two nations has possibly derailed a $1 billion India expansion plan of China's ByteDance, while also sparking an uproar from users of its popular TikTok video app.
China says India's ban on Chinese apps may violate WTO rules
China said on Tuesday that India's move to ban 59 Chinese-origin mobile apps could be a breach of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, and urged New Delhi to create an open and fair business environment.
It can no longer be business-as-usual | Analysis
India needs to reset its entire relationship with China. There will be pain, but it’s time to stand up
Indian and Chinese commanders meet after deadly clash
Senior military figures hold second round of talks following fatal skirmish earlier this month.
TikTok denies sharing Indian user data with Chinese govt, South Asia
South Asia News -NEW DELHI (AFP) - TikTok denied on Tuesday (June 30) sharing Indian users' data with the Chinese government, after New Delhi banned the wildly popular app in a sharp deterioration of
China now claims Bhutan's territory, Bhutan rejects Chinese claims
Bhutan rejected China's claims and the council adopted the funding for Sakteng Wildlife Sanctuary.
China and India flex military muscle near disputed border
PLA forces hold live-fire drills in Tibet while India deploys battle tanks close to conflict zone.
China’s Military Provokes Its Neighbors, but the Message Is for the United States (Published 2020)
From the Himalayas to the South China Sea, China is pressing its territorial claims aggressively, raising the possibility of additional deadly clashes.
India and China deployed in 'large numbers' in border showdown: foreign ministry
India acknowledged for the first time Thursday that it has matched China in massing troops at their contested Himalayan border region after a deadly clash this month. The neighbours have blamed each other for a June 15 battle in the Ladakh region in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed while China suffered an unknown number of casualties. While each has said it wants to de-escalate the territorial showdown, India's foreign ministry spokesman Anurag Srivastava said "both sides remain deployed in large numbers in the region, while military and diplomatic contacts are continuing".
India's auto and pharma sectors not ready to wean off China
Days after a border clash with China this month in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed, New Delhi told firms to find ways to cut imports from China. But two big industries, automobiles and pharmaceuticals, say this is easier said than done.
China dismisses Indian media reports it lost 40 soldiers in border fighting
‘I can tell you responsibly that it is false information,’ foreign ministry spokesman says.
India moves to curb sales of Chinese products to government agencies
Amid calls for a boycott of Chinese goods after a border clash in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed, India's government instructed sellers to declare the country of origin for goods and services purchased via a state-run online portal.
China welcomes agreement to ‘cool down’ border situation
MFA terms Gen VK Singh (retd) statement that China lost more than 40 soldiers in Galwan clash ‘fake news’
Indian and Chinese military agree to disengage on disputed Himalayan border
Indian and Chinese military commanders have agreed to step back from a confrontation over a disputed stretch of border where a clash last week left 20 Indian soldiers dead, government officials in New Delhi and Beijing said on Tuesday.
India accuses China of preparing attack on border troops
Delhi says Chinese dammed a river and lay in wait for clash in which 20 Indians died
China, India reinforcing border positions, satellite images show
There is ‘credible evidence’ that both sides have added firepower in Galwan River valley, International Institute for Strategic Studies says.
Will India Side With the West Against China? A Test Is at Hand (Published 2020)
The United States and its allies have long wanted India’s help in confronting China. Now, a deadly border clash seems likely to push India in that direction.
Modi Finds Neighbors Silent As India-China Tensions Simmer
If Prime Minister Narendra Modi thought he could count on the public support of neighbors as he faced his most significant foreign policy challenge as India’s leader, he was mistaken.
