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Winter thaw in Ladakh

Disengagement should not be seen as a sign of lasting peace

If there's agreement, India must insist on joint statement: Cong on Ladakh

Amid talks with China over troops disengagement in eastern Ladakh, the Congress said India must insist on a joint statement in case any agreement in the matter is reached

When we have something to share, we will share: MEA on Ladakh standoff

They had said the proposals were extensively discussed during the eighth round of high-level military talks between the Indian and Chinese armies on November 6

India, China agree on a three-step process for disengagement: Report

The ninth round of military talks are likely to take place in the next few days

India's embrace of the Quad

Malabar naval exercises confirm the grouping is at the core of its Indo-pacific strategy

India, China likely to hold another round of military talks this week

In a joint statement released earlier in the day, the Indian Army and the Chinese People's Liberation Army(PLA) described the Friday talks as candid, in-depth and constructive

Best of BS Opinion: Beijing's 'aatma nirbharta', Covid-19 crisis, and more

Today's opinion page underlines the fact that the fallout from the pandemic, China's rising power and climate change remain the focus of global concerns

Defence Minister Rajnath slams Rahul Gandhi for "misleading" claim on China

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for the "misleading" claim that China had intruded "1200 kilometres" into India's territory

Beyond 2+2

India must secure its own regional interests as well

Army commanders to review Ladakh situation, internal reforms at 4-day meet

The commanders will also deliberate on a slew of long-pending reform measures like cutting down on ceremonial practices and non-military activities

Prospect of 'Doklam-type' pullback in Ladakh makes India wary of pitfalls

China proposes India withdraw troops first, assures that both sides could claim it as mutual

Chinese aggression in Ladakh

India's anodyne approach to China over the last 70 years has systematically underestimated that country's unrelenting hostility

India considers trade talks with Taiwan as both spar with China

India and Taiwan in 2018 signed an updated bilateral investment agreement in a bid to further expand economic ties

Beijing rebuff: Australia to take part in naval excercise Malabar 2020

The four-nation naval exercise will be held later this year

BrahMos supersonic cruise missile tested in a strategic signal to China

In fact, most of these tests have involved routine firing trials of weapon systems that the DRDO is developing and which are a long way from operational service

India-China standoff: 8th round of Corps Commander talks likely this week

There was no breakthrough on the disengagement of troops from the friction points during the seventh round of talks on October 12

With an eye on China, India gifts a used submarine to Myanmar

The Indian Navy has operated INS Sindhuvir, a Soviet-origin Kilo-class submarine, since 1988

Quad power

The grouping still needs a cohesive agenda and structure

US sees opportunity in the wake of recent India-China border conflict

As the rivalry between India and China intensifies, the United States and India have taken their shared anger toward Beijing and forged stronger diplomatic and military ties

China wants India to vacate key heights before de-escalation on LAC

China is insisting that India vacates strategic heights on the south bank of Pangong Lake ahead of talks on disengagement on the LAC, top Indian Army sources said