Xi-Modi Thaw at BRICS Masks Deep Divisions Between Asian Rivals
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Xi-Modi thaw warms up ties at BRICS, but old India-China fault lines remain
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi used their first meeting on Indian soil in seven years to signal a thaw in ties and a willingness to manage shared challenges, including US President Donald Trump. But deep differences remain over the border dispute, trade imbalance, Chinese support for Pakistan and India's economic dependence on Beijing.
Xi-Modi Thaw at BRICS Masks Deep Divisions Between Asian Rivals
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first sit-down on Indian soil in seven years signaled a will to further repair ties and manage an unpredictable Donald Trump.
The closeness between PM Modi and Xi Jinping at the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi captured global attention. Concerns have grown in the United States and Donald Trump about the impact of the thaw in India-China relations and growing BRICS cooperation on the global balance of power.
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