China and India trim border tensions ahead of summit

The article discusses China's and India's efforts to renegotiate their border demarcation. Both parties have agreed to form specialized working groups to advance the development of partial rules and boundaries, without reaching a final settlement of the approximately 3,800-kilometer-long border. This is part of a broader strategy to build trust and reduce areas of dispute, with the aim of establishing clear lines, especially in less complex regions. The arrangements include expanding military communications between the two countries. These efforts come alongside preparations for a possible visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to India in September. Such steps are viewed as part of broader initiatives to promote border stability and improve bilateral relations, with a focus on keeping the border quiet prior to expanding economic and political cooperation.

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