India's External Affairs Minister, Dr S. Jaishankar, states that stability in the border dispute with China is necessary before the relationship between the two countries can progress. He mentions the ongoing efforts and talks at various levels to find a resolution.
India ’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar made clear that the territorial spat will not be resolved in a hurry. SINGAPORE – As a long-running border dispute between India and China flares up again with heated rhetoric on both sides in recent days, India ’s External Affairs Minister, Dr S. Jaishankar, says that returning stability on that front is needed before the relationship between the two Asian giants can move forward.
In his first public remarks since the latest verbal sparring over Arunachal Pradesh – which China claims as Zangnan as part of South Tibet – following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inauguration of a tunnel there earlier in March, Dr Jaishankar says India is “today trying to find a way”. “And it’s not easy. I have myself invested, you know, a great deal of effort with my counterpart (in China). And at the military commanders level, at the diplomatic level, we’ve had 20-plus rounds of talk
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