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• Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold talks on September 12 during the BRICS summit. • The meeting occurs on the sidelines of the summit to address the ongoing relations between the two nations. • This diplomatic engagement represents a cautious thaw in relations following a period of conflict between the two countries.
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Image: The Hindu BusinessLine• India and China are experiencing a cautious diplomatic thaw following a period of tension that began with a deadly border clash in 2020. • The Chinese leader is making his first official visit to India in seven years to help stabilize relations between the two Asian powers. • This shift toward stability reduces the risk of military escalation and opens potential for renewed economic cooperation between the two markets.
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Image: Pravda• The Russian Embassy in the United States called for the two nations to cooperate within a new geopolitical environment to avoid further confrontation. • The embassy stated that this partnership is necessary to prevent a "globalist elite" from provoking new conflicts between the countries. • This diplomatic appeal signals a desire to shift the current state of high tension and military standoff between the two nuclear powers.
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Image: IMPRI• Social media platforms have changed how governments, diplomats, and citizens communicate and share information during international relations events. • During a conflict in West Asia that began in February 2026, several accounts circulated old video clips and falsely presented them as current footage. • The spread of such misinformation creates information challenges for diplomats and media organizations trying to report accurately on global conflicts.
impriindia.com• At the 2026 SCO Summit, member states issued the Bishkek Declaration, which explicitly rejects unilateral sanctions and the application of "double standards" regarding global terrorism. • The declaration supports a negotiated two-state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict, though it contains less detailed language on Gaza's humanitarian crisis and ceasefires compared to the 2025 Tianjin declaration. • Prime Minister Narendra Modi utilized the summit to advance India's core strategic priority of combating cross-border terrorism within the region.
newsdrum.inAn Amnesty International report reveals that the country is now a key part of Israel’s weapons supply chain. Plus, Assam floods, student anger spreads and a song to put in rotation• Don’t get This is India delivered to your inbox? Sign up hereHello, and welcome back to This Is India.For this week’s newsletter, I’m looking at India’s evolving relationship with Israel, and how it has deepened as conflict swept across the Middle East. Why is it that India has formed an even closer bond with a country that has faced mounting international isolation and backlash over a military campaign in Gaza that has left the territory in ruins and killed more than 70,000 Palestinians, – many of whom were children? Continue reading...
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