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India-China relations debated by former diplomat and scholar

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This article features a discussion between Nirupama Rao, a former Indian foreign secretary and ambassador to China, and Lin Minwang, a leading Chinese scholar of South Asian affairs. They explore the significant challenges and historical disagreements in India-China relations, debating whether historical grievances or current political issues, including border disputes and Pakistan's role, are the primary obstacles. AI

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India-China relations debated by former diplomat and scholar

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