India, China Discuss Border Management, Trans Border Cooperation During Diplomatic Talks
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https://sputniknews. in/20260807/india-china-discuss-border-management-trans-border-cooperation-during-diplomatic-talks-11890981. htmlIndia, China Discuss Border Management, Trans Border Cooperation During Diplomatic TalksIndia, China Discuss Border Management, Trans Border Cooperation During Diplomatic TalksSputnik IndiaIndia and China share a demarcated frontier spanning 3,488 km from Ladakh in the North to Arunachal Pradesh in the East. 07. 08. 2026, Sputnik India2026-08-07T16:45+05302026-08-07T16:45+05302026-08-07T16:45+0530world newschinaindialine of actual control (lac)ministry of external affairs (mea)delhinew delhibeijingborder disputeborder clasheshttps://cdn1. img. sputniknews. in/img/07e9/08/1f/9688530_0:160:3072:1888_1920x0_80_0_0_c871593c63c1ea674546a8d036bcd4ba. jpg. webpIndia and China discussed the situation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), their de facto border, with New Delhi reiterating that "maintaining peace and tranquillity in the border areas" was "essential for the overall development of bilateral relations", the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday. Peace at the Sino-India border appears to have stabilised after both countries decided to pull back thousands of troops in October 2024, following a five-year military stand-off that began in May 2020 and subsequently resulted in casualties on both sides after troops clashed in the Galwan valley. Since then, the two Asian giants have held multiple rounds of consultations, focusing on resolving border issues at the Corps Commander-level rather than allowing them to spiral into a matter of conflict. https://x. com/i/web/status/2083853333853331479chinaindialine of actual control (lac)delhinew delhibeijingsino-indian borderSputnik Indiafeedback. hindi@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“252602026Pawan Atrihttps://cdn1. img. sputniknews. in/img/07e6/0c/13/139630_147:0:831:684_100x100_80_0_0_88589e93e92e1b4921fcac1d4841b86d. png. webpPawan Atrihttps://cdn1. img. sputniknews. in/img/07e6/0c/13/139630_147:0:831:684_100x100_80_0_0_88589e93e92e1b4921fcac1d4841b86d. png. webpNewsen_INSputnik Indiafeedback. hindi@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“2526019201080true19201440truehttps://cdn1. img. sputniknews. in/img/07e9/08/1f/9688530_171:0:2902:2048_1920x0_80_0_0_2e41315aa982aa4e153561aae4ad7890. jpg. webp19201920trueSputnik Indiafeedback. hindi@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“25260Pawan Atrihttps://cdn1. img. sputniknews. in/img/07e6/0c/13/139630_147:0:831:684_100x100_80_0_0_88589e93e92e1b4921fcac1d4841b86d. png. webpchina, india, line of actual control (lac), ministry of external affairs (mea), delhi, new delhi, beijing, border dispute, border clashes, sino-indian border, border tensionschina, india, line of actual control (lac), ministry of external affairs (mea), delhi, new delhi, beijing, border dispute, border clashes, sino-indian border, border tensionsSubscribePawan AtriIndia and China share a demarcated frontier spanning 3,488 km from Ladakh in the North to Arunachal Pradesh in the East. India and China discussed the situation along theLine of Actual Control (LAC), their de facto border, with New Delhi reiterating that"maintaining peace and tranquillity in the border areas"was "essential for the overall development of bilateral relations", theMinistry of External Affairs (MEA)said on Friday. "Both sides agreed to continue to use existing diplomatic and military channels, including the Working Mechanism for Consultation & Coordination on India‑China Border Affairs (WMCC), local commander‑level meetings and other agreed mechanisms, to resolve outstanding issues and avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation along the Line of Actual Control (LAC)," the MEA's statement read. "Two sides held detailed exchanges on issues related to boundary delimitation, border management, mechanism‑building and trans‑border cooperation," the statement added. Peace at the Sino-India border appears to have stabilised after both countries decided to pull back thousands of troops in October 2024, following a five-year military stand-off that began in May 2020 and subsequently resulted in casualties on both sides after troops clashed in the Galwan valley. Since then, the two Asian giants haveheld multiple roundsof consultations, focusing on resolving border issues at the Corps Commander-level rather than allowing them to spiral into a matter of conflict. 2 August, 15:22