Chinese prime minister Li Keqiang’s visit to India is significant for three unique and outstanding reasons. First, it takes place soon after the recent 20-day faceoff in the western sections of the disputed border between the two sides. The fact that the visit is on shows that the top leaders of both countries are determined not to allow any dispute or difference to come in the way of their attempts to build a strategic partnership. It also demonstrates that Sino-Indian ties are of strategic and global significance and go far beyond a bilateral relationship.
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