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India-China to review ties; ministers meet in Bangalore today

External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna and his Chinese counterpart Yang Jiechi would hold elaborate talks on the irritants between the two Asian giants on Tuesday.

The foreign ministers of India and China meet in Bangalore, on the sidelines of the Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral summit.

The Chinese delegation has already reached Bangalore. The Krishna-Yang meeting is due to take place in the afternoon, after the RIC trilateral meeting.

So what will the two foreign ministers talk about? India says that nothing is off the table.

MEA spokesperson Vishnu Prakash said, "When the foreign ministers of India and China meet, they will discuss the entire gamut of relationship."

Foreign Minister Krishna maintained that the meeting was not just about the irritants. The two sides will also discuss other issues like bilateral trade, he told Headlines Today in an exclusive interview.

The minister said India will not approach the talks on a back-foot despite China's aggressive posturing.

The meeting comes close on the heels of the meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao in Thailand. But it also comes amid a raging war of words that has disrupted peace between the neighbours.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart had apparently restored the much-needed sobriety to the India-China ties. The Chinese tantrums have ceased since then but will there be a lasting tranquillity? The first signs could be visible on Tuesday.

India-China to review ties; ministers meet in Bangalore today: India Today - Latest Breaking News from India, World, Business, Cricket, Sports, Bollywood.
 
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India-China to review ties; ministers meet in Bangalore today

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart had apparently restored the much-needed sobriety to the India-China ties. The Chinese tantrums have ceased since then but will there be a lasting tranquillity? The first signs could be visible on Tuesday.

Not so it seems while the Dalai Lama is permitted by India to visit Indian territory.
 
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India, China and Russia agree to cooperate closely

BANGALORE: India, Russia and China today agreed to closely cooperate in the fight against terrorism emanating from Pakistan and Afghanistan to
provide stability to the region.

The three countries also decided to give impetus to their trilateral relations in various areas including health, agriculture and disaster mitigation besides deciding to cooperate closely on climate change and reducing the impact of global recession.

External affairs minister S M Krishna, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and Chinese foreign minister Yang Jei Chi held two-hours of meeting to review the progress made in eight rounds of the trilateral dialogue.

Meeting under the format, RIC--Russia-India-China, the three leaders also discussed the situation in the region particularly in the context of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan and Pakistan.

After the meeting, the leaders told reporters that their discussions have been "productive" and they had identified new areas of cooperation.

"We shared views on various developments and have found that we have common approaches," Krishna said at the joint press meet during which no questions were taken.

He said the three leaders were of the view that cooperation between the three countries in fight against terrorism and trans-national crimes will provide stability to the region.

India, China and Russia agree to cooperate closely - India - The Times of India
 
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India, China and Russia agree to cooperate closely

BANGALORE: India, Russia and China today agreed to closely cooperate in the fight against terrorism emanating from Pakistan and Afghanistan to
provide stability to the region.

The three countries also decided to give impetus to their trilateral relations in various areas including health, agriculture and disaster mitigation besides deciding to cooperate closely on climate change and reducing the impact of global recession.


External affairs minister S M Krishna, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and Chinese foreign minister Yang Jei Chi held two-hours of meeting to review the progress made in eight rounds of the trilateral dialogue.

Meeting under the format, RIC--Russia-India-China, the three leaders also discussed the situation in the region particularly in the context of terrorism emanating from Afghanistan and Pakistan.

After the meeting, the leaders told reporters that their discussions have been "productive" and they had identified new areas of cooperation.

"We shared views on various developments and have found that we have common approaches," Krishna said at the joint press meet during which no questions were taken.

He said the three leaders were of the view that cooperation between the three countries in fight against terrorism and trans-national crimes will provide stability to the region.

India, China and Russia agree to cooperate closely - India - The Times of India

IMO it was a bit shortsighted of them to leave Pakistan and Afghanistan out of the summit. If all 5 countries worked together as a bloc the results will be much more positive
 
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IMO it was a bit shortsighted of them to leave Pakistan and Afghanistan out of the summit. If all 5 countries worked together as a bloc the results will be much more positive

yeh surely but the problem is that

1. according to pakistan, there is no terrorism emanating from their land.

2. india is still flowwing no dialougue policy with pakistan. till there is action against 26/11.

3. it was a meeting between the understanding and development of relations between -Russia, China And India.
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India-China to review ties; ministers meet in Bangalore today

External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna and his Chinese counterpart Yang Jiechi would hold elaborate talks on the irritants between the two Asian giants on Tuesday.

The foreign ministers of India and China meet in Bangalore, on the sidelines of the Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral summit.

The Chinese delegation has already reached Bangalore. The Krishna-Yang meeting is due to take place in the afternoon, after the RIC trilateral meeting.

So what will the two foreign ministers talk about? India says that nothing is off the table.

MEA spokesperson Vishnu Prakash said, "When the foreign ministers of India and China meet, they will discuss the entire gamut of relationship."

Foreign Minister Krishna maintained that the meeting was not just about the irritants. The two sides will also discuss other issues like bilateral trade, he told Headlines Today in an exclusive interview.

The minister said India will not approach the talks on a back-foot despite China's aggressive posturing.

The meeting comes close on the heels of the meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao in Thailand. But it also comes amid a raging war of words that has disrupted peace between the neighbours.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart had apparently restored the much-needed sobriety to the India-China ties. The Chinese tantrums have ceased since then but will there be a lasting tranquillity? The first signs could be visible on Tuesday.

India-China to review ties; ministers meet in Bangalore today: India Today - Latest Breaking News from India, World, Business, Cricket, Sports, Bollywood.

So would you start at least listen to us instead totally trusting the Jews from now on? :devil:
Can I tell you a secret? Your India is too hot for us. :agree:
But AP is perfect :flame:
 
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I don't know. Last time I checked, Israel is your ally. :cheesy:

So ? What does Israel which is in the Middle East have to do with a joint bloc by 3 Asian nations? Is that all you have to spit at with ? Not much if anything huh :hitwall::hitwall:
 
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