Sino-India relations not to affect Pak-China friendship: Masood

Global Times said India has long been sensitive to the Sino-Pakistan relationship, even suspecting that China secretly helped Pakistan master nuclear technology Reuters Beijing: China has played a positive role in the continuous easing of the relationship ...

"The relationship between India and China has grown broader while the Sino-Pakistan relations have gained depth," said a tabloid. BEIJING: Pakistan continues to play pivotal role in China's South Asia policy and India "must accept" this "enviable friendship" ...

Both sign 8 agreements; leave border and Brahmaputra to the future. Despite all the hype over the new warmth in Sino-India relations owing to Chinese premier Li Keqiang's first overseas visit since assuming office, his visit has achieved little.

The meeting will take place on the sidelines of the 5th BRICS Summit that feature the heads of state or government of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the world's emerging economies.

The Rana Plaza tragedy might have a significant impact on globalisation's race to the bottom Since jobs are the first shaky step on the long road to poverty reduction, the sweatshop will remain a grim reality in poor countries South Asia: All in one ...

China has conceded India's strategic importance in the new world scenario. State visits by heads of government or state are all about atmospherics and symbolism and not always about settling festering issues in a few hours of talks. So Chinese premier Le ...

Even though China has been uneasy with India's growing ties with the US, especially in the aftermath of the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal -- Beijing interpreting the move as a ploy by Washington to prop up New Delhi as a rival, Chinese Prime ...

MUMBAI: Premier Li Keqiang today paid tributes to the memory of a young Indian doctor who treated wounded and plague-stricken Chinese soldiers on battlefront during the Sino-Japanese war of the 1930s, becoming one of the most revered and enduring ...

MUMBAI - Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday called for efforts to carry on China-India traditional friendship as he paid tribute to an Indian doctor who died treating Chinese troops more than 70 years ago. "Dr. Dwarkanath Kotnis is a ...