June 30, 2009

Can India Cooperate with China?

G. Parthasarathy, Times of India

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Dwelling on the prospects for Sino-Indian relations just after his meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at Yekaterinburg, on the sidelines of the BRIC summit of emerging world economies, Chinese president Hu Jintao said: "Both sides should make steady progress in pushing for dialogue and cooperation." The two Asian neighbours have cooperated closely in international forums on crucial economic issues like global economic recovery and the restructuring of international financial institutions. India and Read Full Article ››

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