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Why the Li-Manmohan meeting was a massive flop
In essence, the two leaders have agreed to keep talking-just as they've been doing since 1993. There was a lot of positive buzz, but the actual take-aways are just the same old blah #India #China #Manmohan Singh #Arunachal Pradesh #ConnectTheDots #Brahmaputra #Aksai Chin #Li Keqiang #India-China border #Daulat Beg Oldi
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History lesson: Why China and India will have to do a swap
Elsewhere in the world, countries are fighting for territories with oil, gas or minerals. In this case, they�re geo-strategic: China needs Ladakh�s Aksai Chin area to link Tibet to Xinjiang, and India fears losing Arunachal Pradesh would make its entire North-East vulnerable. #World #India #China #ConnectTheDots #Aksai Chin #Indo-China border #Chinese incursion in Ladakh #MacMahon Line
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Shivshankar Menon downplays India-China map row
The National Security Adviser said Chinese documents show their version of the boundary, while Indian documents show "our version of the boundary". #Arunachal Pradesh #NewsTracker #Aksai Chin #National Security Advisor #India-China map row
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Economic Times
Chinese daily blames British for Aksai Chin confusion
BEIJING: Confusion over Aksai Chin, the area occupied by China during 1962 war with India, was created by colonial British rulers who have never presented it to Chinese governments in the past, an article in an official daily here said today. "India's cl #China Institute #India #Global Times
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IBN Live
British rulers created confusion over Aksai Chin: Chinese daily
Beijing: Confusion over Aksai Chin, the area occupied by China during 1962 war with India, was created by colonial British rulers who have never presented it to Chinese governments in the past, an article in an official daily in Beijing said on Thursday. #China Institute #Beijing #India
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Rediff
India to propose exchange of LAC maps as Li arrives
Why is China resiling from the 2005 pact on settled populations, and well-defined features, asks Delhi. Jyoti Malhotra reports Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Delhi on Sunday afternoon on the first leg of his maiden trip abroad as prime minister, a #India #China #New Delhi




