In a rare praise, China's state-controlled media acknowledged India's diplomatic achievements and economic strides over four years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The author of the article praised India's foreign policy as becoming multi-aligned through ties with major powers.
Notably, India, on several occasions, staunchly asserted that the state of Arunachal Pradesh has "always been" and will "always be" an integral part of the country.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra has once again attacked Rahul Gandhi after Global Times claim that Congress wants to shake Modi government in India.
Exposing Pakistan's lies and fake propaganda, India has slammed Pakistani Ambassador to China Moin-ul-Haque for his lies and half-truths on Jammu and Kashmir, and said terrorists recruited, trained and armed by Islamabad have disturbed peace and order in the Union Territory.
As clash between India and China escalated to levels unprecedented in recent times, Editor-in-Chief of China's state-backed Global Times dared to issue warning to India. In a confrontation in Galawan Valley in Ladakh, both Indian and Chinese forces suffered casualties.
A tweet posted by a reporter from the Global Times claimed that 5 PLA soldiers were killed while 11 suffered injuries during the face-off. The Editor-in-Chief of the Global Times too confirmed casualties on the Chinese side, however, he didn't specify any numbers as his reporter did.
Global Times today said Nawaz Sharif's resignation as Pakistan Prime Minister may bring "some uncertainties" to the CPEC.
It is not in India's best interest to bar China from entering into partnership on high-speed train projects, Chinese daily Global Times said on Tuesday.
State-run Chinese daily Global Times today advised India to India should acknowledge asymmetry in its ties with China.
China’s state-run media has blamed the Indian press for stirring up negative sentiments against Beijing in India. In a scathing article against the media in India, China’s Global Times wrote that "they grab all
India’s decision to expel three Chinese journalists will have “serious consequences” if it is done to take revenge for Beijing’s move opposing New Delhi’s bid for the membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, China’s state
Beijing: It would have been politically unwise to keep India out of the SCO and push it towards other groups, "especially given India's increasing role in global affairs", said an opinion piece in a state-run
Beijing: India should do away with "misconceptions" like China will make "concessions" to settle the border dispute and invest its huge foreign reserves in the country, an article in state-run daily here has said."Although Chinese
Beijing: China will soon start construction of a new railway line in Tibet close to Arunachal Pradesh, even as another rail link bordering Sikkim is set to become operational next month, enhancing mobility of its
Beijing: India's prime minister designate Narendra Modi is unlikely to take a "tough attitude" vis-a-vis China, a leading Chinese newspaper has said."Currently there's no sign that Modi will take a tough attitude toward China," the
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