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Home / News / World News / China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff
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    China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff

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    Last updated on Aug 31, 2017, 05:25 am
    China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff
  • Barely two days have passed since India and China agreed to end the Doklam standoff, but Beijing is back to making inflammatory statements.

    "We hope the Indian side will learn lessons from this incident and prevent similar things from happening again," foreign minister Wang Yi said.

    China kept up its belligerent rhetoric throughout the 70-day Doklam standoff, compared to India's relatively measured tone.

  • In this article
    India-China agree to withdraw troops, end Doklam standoff China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff Wang accuses Indian troops of trespassing in Doklam Wang: India-China are big countries, differences are natural Wang: Huge scope for cooperation between China-India
  • 28 Aug 2017

    India-China agree to withdraw troops, end Doklam standoff

    India-China agree to withdraw troops, end Doklam standoff
  • On August 28, the standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at Doklam came to an end with both sides agreeing to withdraw their troops.

    India said the development was reached through diplomatic talks.

    "On this basis, expeditious disengagement of border personnel at the face-off site at Doklam has been agreed to and is on-going," the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said.

  • 31 Aug 2017

    China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff

    China hopes India will "learn lessons" from Doklam standoff
  • Barely two days have passed since India and China agreed to end the Doklam standoff, but Beijing is back to making inflammatory statements.

    "We hope the Indian side will learn lessons from this incident and prevent similar things from happening again," foreign minister Wang Yi said.

    China kept up its belligerent rhetoric throughout the 70-day Doklam standoff, compared to India's relatively measured tone.

  • Accusations

    Wang accuses Indian troops of trespassing in Doklam

    Wang accuses Indian troops of trespassing in Doklam
  • When asked whether the standoff's resolution was a face-saver for China, Wang replied saying that Indian troops had trespassed and the issue stands resolved.

    It's worth noting that India was invited to Doklam, a Bhutanese territory, by the latter's government.

    "We hope through the efforts of both sides we will maintain healthy and stability momentum of growth for China-India relations," he added.

  • Differences

    Wang: India-China are big countries, differences are natural

    Wang: India-China are big countries, differences are natural
    Credits:
  • Wang was speaking at a press-briefing on the upcoming BRICS Summit in China, being attended by PM Narendra Modi.

    "Both India and China are big countries. It is only natural there are some problems in our interactions," he said.

    He said that both sides should put these differences aside "under the principle of mutual respect."

    He said a long-term solution is needed.

  • Quote

    Wang: Huge scope for cooperation between China-India

  • Wang said there's huge scope for Sino-Indian cooperation. "We hope China and India will join hands and work together for the rejuvenation of Asia and for the development of our region and contribute our share to greater development," he added.

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