PM Modi to hold bilateral talks with Xi Jinping after six years; What is on the table?
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The meeting is likely to be keenly observed, as India and China attempt to consolidate a tentative easing of tensions following years of military confrontation, diplomatic disconnect and weak economic engagement.
- Why it matters
- The meeting follows years of military and diplomatic tension between the two countries, and a tentative easing of those tensions is being consolidated through this direct engagement.
- Most affected
- Indian and Chinese officials — Opportunity to negotiate directly on disputes and military issues after extended gap.
- Likely next
- Whether the meeting produces a joint statement, and what it says about military disengagement and economic ties.
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