Bridging the Divide: India and China Chart a New Course through Diplomacy
Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar met China’s President Xi to discuss bilateral ties, business cooperation, and diplomatic progress for future growth
Bridging the Divide: India and China Chart a New Course through Diplomacy
In the landscape of Asian geopolitics, few relationships carry as much significance—or as many challenges—as that between India and China. The shadow of the 2020 Galwan Valley clash has long loomed over the two countries, shaping both public sentiment and foreign policy calculations. But after several years of icy disengagement, 2025 is revealing tentative signs of rapprochement. Beyond the Border: Progress Amidst Caution The turning point began with the high-level disengagement of troops in key areas along the Line of Actual Control last October. While this alone didn’t erase the tension built up over years, it did signal a willingness on both sides to re-engage diplomatically. In recent talks in Beijing, India’s Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar and Chinese leaders discussed cooperation in border management and the importance of preventing further escalations. Although longstanding disputes remain unresolved, the commitment to dialogue marks a significant departure from previous standoff…
