India-China hold annual counter terrorism meeting

India and China would hold their annual counter terrorism dialogue this week during which the two are expected to focus on Islamic militant groups in the backdrop of US plans to pull out its troops from Afghanistan next year. An Indian delegation headed by Additional Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs, Navtej Sarna, would arrive in Beijing on Wednesday to take part in the dialogue being held between the two countries since 2002 to discuss issues relating to international terrorism, ...

Ajay Banerjee Tribune News Service New Delhi, March 22 In a move that would be keenly watched among strategic circles, India and China today moved ahead to work on their fledgling defence cooperation, discussing issues in the Asia-Pacific region, ...

New Delhi: India's stand-off with China over incursions in Ladakh is not "one of our creation," said Defence Minister AK Antony today, adding that New Delhi is "committed to peaceful resolution of the situation, through military and diplomatic ...

New Delhi: China today proposed a border defence cooperation agreement to avoid any misunderstanding or flare up along the boundary but India is not rushing into it as wants to study the proposal thoroughly. During a Secretary-level meeting here, ...

The Deputy Chief of General Staff (Dy CGS) of the Chinese PLA Lt. Gen.Qi Jianguo met Defence Secretary Shri Shashi Kant Sharma and called on the Defence Minister Shri AK Antony here today. The Dy CGS was accompanied by an eight member delegation.

AK Antony Fifteen days after discovering that a strong Chinese patrol has set up camp on territory that India claims, Defence Minister made it clear on Tuesday that India would employ force if required to safeguard Indian territorial integrity. "The ...

New Delhi, Mar. 22 (ANI): The Defence Secretary-level talks between India and China are expected to focus on enhancing confidence-building measures (CBMs). The talk to be held today would be the second meeting between Chinese Chief of General ...

'The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting' said the famed ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu. That seems to be the ploy behind the Chinese intrusion in Ladakh, says Colonel (retd) R Hariharan Merely by sending a platoon of their troops to camp 19 km (upgraded after 10 days from 10 km reported earlier) inside our territory on February 15 near Daulat Beg Oldi along the Line of Actual Control in the Aksai Chin region, the Chinese have made the Indian government ...

India is set to intensify its bilateral engagement with such major world powers as Germany, Japan and China. Perhaps the most defining of these engagements would be with Japan, a swing country for India to counterbalance the China factor. Prime ...