(Bloomberg) -- India and China share a complicated relationship. The world’s two most populous nations are outright regional rivals who fought a border war in the 1960s. Relations have been at a low ...

Statement by Beijing marks rhetorical shift as India and China seek to stabilise ties during talks on the sidelines of the BRICS Sherpa Meeting in New Delhi ...

TIANJIN, China — Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged Sunday to resolve their border differences and bolster cooperation ahead of the opening of a regional summit ...

Beijing stresses partnership and multilateralism; New Delhi underscores border stability, caution and gradual steps after ...

After the border standoff between India and China, relations between both countries have slowed the flow of capital, technology, and talent between the two countries.

In the last few months, India and China have initiated a series of measures to normalise their relations after ending the ...

Indian Prime Minister's Office / AP Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged on Sunday to resolve their border differences and bolster cooperation, ahead of the ...

India and China held a Strategic Dialogue, emphasizing their role as cooperative partners, not rivals. Both sides agreed to handle relations from a long-term perspective and deepen mutual trust to ...

Bilateral relations between India and China have long followed a cyclical pattern: sporadic escalations give way to limited accommodation, only to relapse when structural disputes resurface. Indian ...

For China, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) is the first international organisation co-founded by Beijing, regulating Chinese–Russian relations in Central Asia, building the foundations of ...