China reiterated its territorial claims on Shaksgam Valley on Monday (January 12, 2026) amid India’s objections and said that its infrastructure projects in this area are absolutely justified. In fact, last Friday (January 9, 2026), India had criticized China’s infrastructure projects in Shaksgam Valley, saying that this is Indian territory and it has the right to take necessary steps to protect its interests.

In 1963, Pakistan handed over 5,180 square kilometers of Shaksgam Valley from illegally occupied Indian territory to China.

India never recognized China-PAK agreement- Jaiswal

Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, ‘Shaksgam Valley is Indian territory. We have never recognized the so-called China-Pakistan border agreement made in 1963. We have been continuously saying that this agreement is illegal and invalid. He said, ‘We also do not recognize the so-called China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), because it passes through Indian territory, which is illegally and forcibly occupied by Pakistan.’

Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh are integral parts of India- Jaiswal

In response to a question related to China’s infrastructure projects in Shaksgam Valley, Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, ‘Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh are an integral and inseparable part of India. This has been clearly told to Pakistani and Chinese officials many times.

China reacted to India’s comment

Responding to Jaiswal’s comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a press conference held in Beijing, ‘First of all, the area you are mentioning is part of China.’ He said, ‘China’s infrastructure activities in its own region are absolutely justified. China and Pakistan had signed a border agreement in the 1960s and the border between the two countries was fixed. This is the right of China and Pakistan as sovereign countries.

What did the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry say about CPEC?

At the same time, when criticized by India regarding CPEC, Mao reiterated Beijing’s old stand and said that it is an economic initiative, the objective of which is local economic and social development and improving the lives of the people. He said, ‘Such an agreement and CPEC will not affect China’s stand on the Kashmir issue and China’s stand on this issue remains unchanged.’

What is China’s stand on Kashmir issue?

China’s official position on the Kashmir issue is that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute has been long-standing and should be resolved appropriately and peacefully in accordance with the UN Charter, relevant Security Council resolutions and bilateral agreements. China has been reiterating this stance.

Also read: ‘We do not want war, but…’, Iran blunt on Donald Trump’s threat, Khamenei in a see-through mood!

China has inaugurated the world’s longest Tianshan Shengli Tunnel in Xinjiang province and opened it to the general public. This tunnel is about 22.13 kilometers long and passes under the Central Tianshan mountain located in the Uyghur region of northwest China.

According to Song Hailiang, Chairman of China Communications Construction Company, this tunnel has created two world records. He said that this is the longest expressway tunnel in the world and it has the deepest vertical shaft compared to any highway tunnel.

How China’s new Tianshan Shengli Tunnel will make travel easier

• The Tianshan Shengli Tunnel, which passes through the central Tianshan Mountains in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, has reduced the difficult and long journey through mountainous terrain from several hours to about 20 minutes.
• According to the government news agency Xinhua, this tunnel is a major part of the G0711 Urumqi-Yuli Expressway, which became operational on Friday (December 26, 2025).
• This expressway will serve as an important transport artery linking city clusters to the north and south of Xinjiang.
• The world’s longest tunnel, spanning about 2,500 kilometers, is located in the Tianshan mountain range in central Xinjiang and separates the provincial capital Urumqi from Korla.
• With the opening of the expressway, the travel time between Urumqi and Korla has reduced from about 7 hours to about three to three and a half hours.
• This new engineering achievement of China passes through 16 major geological fault zones.
• This more than 22 kilometer long tunnel passes through the Tianshan mountain range, where earlier the journey used to take several hours, now the same journey is completed in just 20 minutes.
• China started the construction work of this entire project in the year 2020. It has been completed at a cost of about 6.6 billion US dollars.

Also read: The dictator whom Trump had called his friend, made a big announcement, increased America’s tension!

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit South Korea on a three-day visit at the end of next week. President Xi Jinping will attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting to be held in Gyeongju at the invitation of South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. China has shared information by issuing an official statement in this regard on Friday (October 24, 2025).

According to China’s official statement, Chinese President Xi Jinping will also meet US President Donald Trump during this conference, where important talks are also expected to take place between the Presidents of the two countries to reduce the growing trade tension between the US and China.

China issued official statement

China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun addressed a press conference in the country’s capital Beijing on Friday (October 24, 2025). He said that Chinese President Xi Jinping will participate in the 32nd meeting of economic leaders of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) to be held in Gyeongju at the invitation of the South Korean President. For this, the Chinese President will be on a three-day visit to South Korea from Thursday (October 30, 2025) to Saturday (November 1, 2025) next week.

White House announced about the meeting between Trump and Jinping

At the same time, the White House has already issued an announcement regarding US President Donald Trump’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea. The White House issued an official statement saying that President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea on Thursday next week (October 30, 2025).

Apart from this, the White House has also said that the meeting between Trump and Jinping will take place at the end of the US President’s visit to the three Asian countries of Malaysia, Japan and South Korea.

Also read: ‘All is not well’, Jaishankar takes a dig at Pakistan, raises questions on UN’s methods on terrorism

US President Donald Trump on Friday (October 17, 2025) has given a big statement regarding the tariffs imposed on China. Amidst the increasing tension between China and America, Trump said that the tariffs imposed on China are not sustainable.

This statement of Donald Trump has come before his possible meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. In an interview with Fox Business, when Donald Trump was asked whether the tariffs imposed by the two countries on each other at the beginning of this year could remain equal? On this, President Trump said, ‘This tariff is not sustainable. But these are the figures. It could work, but they forced me to do it. He said, ‘He will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in the next two weeks and he feels that everything will be fine with China.’

China is always looking for advantage – Trump

President Trump told Fox Business, ‘China is always trying to gain advantage. I don’t know what’s going to happen. Now let’s see what will happen next. At the same time, this tariff dispute between Washington and Beijing has increased the US import tax on Chinese goods to 145 percent, which has increased fears about the global economic recession.

However, those tariffs were paused for 90 days under the agreement. If this agreement between China and America is not extended in between, then this agreement is going to end on November 10.

Donald Trump threatened China

US President Donald Trump last week threatened to impose 100 percent additional tariffs on Chinese goods from November 1, 2025, and even considered canceling a possible meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. This meeting between the Presidents of the two countries is expected to take place during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit to be held in South Korea later this month.

During the interview, Trump said about Xi Jinping, ‘I have a very good rapport with him. I think everything will be fine with China, but we want a fair agreement and it will be completely fair.

Also read: Trump’s tension increases on H-1B visa fees! Enraged US Chamber of Commerce filed a case

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari reached Chengdu, China on Friday (September 12, 2025). The Pakistani President is on a 10 -day visit to China. His visit is taking place soon after Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit to China.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said in a press release that President Asif Ali Zardari is on a visit to China from September 12 to September 21. During this time he will also attend the opening ceremony of China’s 2025 Golden Panda International Cultural Forum and will also visit Sichuan Province, Shanghai and Shinjiang Uygar Autonomous Region.

Zardari will meet China’s top leadership and officials

At the same time, Pakistan’s official news agency APP said in its report that he was welcomed by Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Sun Vedong when Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari reached Chengdu.

According to the report, during this visit, Zardari will hold meetings with Chinese leadership and senior officials to further strengthen Pakistan-China relations, increase cooperation in diverse fields and forward shared objectives under All Weather Strategic Co-operative Partnership.

Shahbaz Sharif and Asim Munir attended China’s military parade ceremony

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and military chief Asim Munir attended the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit held in Tianjin from 31 August to 1 September. He then met Chinese President Xi Jinping and discussed bilateral relations.

Subsequently, he also participated in the military parade of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), which was held on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of China’s victory over Japan in World War II.

Since Wang Yi’s visit to Pakistan Pak Diplomatic series of leaders active

This active diplomatic series of Pakistan leaders has intensified after China’s foreign minister Wang Yi’s visit to Islamabad from August 20 to 22. During that time, Chinese External Affairs Minister Wang Yi interacted with the top citizens and military leadership of Pakistan and discussed strategic cooperation.

Also read: ‘Cracks arose in America’s relations with India’, Donald Trump spoke on Russian oil purchase

Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the relationship between Russia-India (India)-China (RIC) on Friday (September 5, 2025). During this discussion, Vladimir Putin said that Chinese President Xi Jinping compared it to the dance of Dragon and elephant to show the relations between China and India. He said that later the bear of Russia was also added to it.

In the Eastern Economic Forum 2025, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin jokingly spoke of using a tiger instead of a bear instead of a bear for the far-eastern region of Russia. He said, ‘Of course, the bear is a symbol of Russia, but we are currently sitting here in the remote-eastern region and the world’s largest tiger is of this area. Putin spoke to Amur tiger or Siberian tigers.

Putin tightens the symbol of America

During this, Russian President Vladimir Putin taunted the symbol of two -headed Garuda of America. He taunted and said, “It only looks towards East and West, but you all know that there is also South.”

– Putin says bear only added on later, it was xi who dubbed India ties as dragon & elephant

The Russian President said perhaps there should be a tiger for Russia’s far East Intead. https://t.co/qynu1j27f1 pic.twitter.com/eezsvzjscx

– RT_India (@RT_India_news) September 5, 2025

The RIC proposed by Russia in 1998 aims to promote cooperation between the three major powers on global issues, with it to strengthen non-western alliances like BRICS.

Trump tightens the relations between Russia, China and India

At the same time, US President Donald Trump posted a post on Truth social on Friday (September 5, 2025). In the post, Trump taunted the relations between Russia, China and India. Trump said in his post, ‘We have lost India and Russia in deep dark China. I hope to enjoy the long and rich future together! ‘

Jinping hosted Modi and Putin

Earlier last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) annual summit held in Tianjin of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and Russia President Vladimir Putin.

Also read: Trump said amidst tariff war- ‘We lost India and Russia at the hands of China’, Mea gave this answer

Prime Minister of Nepal K.K. P. Sharma Oli on Saturday (August 30, 2025) raised strong objection to the agreement of India and China to resume border trade through Lipulekh. Oli claimed that the area comes under the jurisdiction of Nepal under the Sugardhi Treaty of 1816.

Of. P. Oli gave his message directly to Chinese President Xi Jinping in this regard. Oli said this to Xi Jinping during bilateral talks at Tianjin on Saturday (31 August). This meeting of Nepali PM and Chinese President took place just before the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit and SCO Plus meeting held at Tianjin.

Nepal’s foreign secretary issued a statement and shared information

Nepal’s Foreign Secretary Amrit Bahadur Rai has issued a statement in this regard. He said, ‘Oli reminded Xi Jinping that the Mahakali river was fixed as the boundary line in the Sugauli Treaty and all areas located in the east direction of the river have been described as part of Nepal, including Lipulekh.’

Rai said, ‘Prime Minister Oli also raised the Lipulekh issue during the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. In this case, he clarified that according to the Sugauli Treaty of 1816, all areas falling in the east of Mahakali river are from Nepal. In such a situation, China should not support this agreement using Lipulekh area for trade, as Nepal objected to this agreement between India and China. This clear message was conveyed to President Xi Jinping.

Nepal PMO Repeated Oli’s stance

Apart from the Foreign Secretary, the Prime Minister’s Office of Nepal (PMO) also PM K.K. Repeating this attitude of P. Sharma Oli clearly put Nepal’s side clearly. PMO said in its statement, ‘In a meeting with President Xi, PM Oli clearly objected to Nepal’s Indo-China agreement to make Nepali area a way of trade.

The bilateral discussion between the rt hon’ble, Mr. Kp Sharma Oli, Prime Minister of Nepal and His Excellency Mr. XI jinping, the president of the people’s republic of China was help at the tianjin’s guest house on August 30, 2025. pic.twitter.com/4F3Z0WQ12J

– PMO NEPAL (@PM_NEPAL_) August 30, 2025

Disputes emerged again after India and China agreement

The controversy emerged again earlier this month, when India and China agreed to reopen the trade from Lipulekh Pass in Darchula district of Nepal during a conversation in New Delhi.

At the same time, in response to this agreement of China and India, the Nepali Foreign Ministry reiterated on August 20 that the official map of Nepal has its integral parts of scripts, lipulekh and kalapani, which is mentioned in the Constitution of Nepal. However, India has retained its stance that the border trade from Lipulekh has been running since 1954 and in the last few years it was interrupted only due to Korona epidemic and some other reasons. But now India and China have agreed to resume it.

Also read: ‘Don’t see India-China relations from the perspective of the third country’, PM Modi said after meeting Jinping

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to work towards the fair, proper and mutually acceptable solution of the Indo-China border issue on Sunday (August 31, 2025). He also pledged to expand business and investment relations, acknowledging the role of both economies in stabilizing global trade.

The conversation between PM Modi and Xi Jinping in Northern China’s Tianjin city on the sidelines of the Annual Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation (SCO) took place in the backdrop of the upheaval in the global economy due to the tariff policy of the administration led by US President Donald Trump. The two leaders in their comprehensive conversation mainly focused on promoting trade and investment relations.

Modi emphasized the importance of peace and harmony in border areas

In the meeting, Prime Minister Modi underlined the importance of peace and harmony in the border areas for the continuous development of India-China relations. He said that New Delhi is committed to pursue its relationship with Beijing on the basis of mutual trust, respect and sensitivity.

According to a statement issued by India, the two leaders committed to promote bilateral trade and investment relations and reduce trade deficit. He agreed to expand the shared base on bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges on terrorism and multilateral forums.

India-China cooperation is related to the interests of 2.8 billion people- PM Modi

In his statement aired on television, PM Modi said, ‘Our cooperation is related to the interests of 2.8 billion people of both countries. This will also pave the way for the welfare of all humanity. At the same time, the Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) said in its statement that Modi and Xi Jinping accepted the role of both economies in stabilizing the world trade and underlined the need to move political and strategically to promote bilateral trade and investment relations and to reduce trade deficit.

Mea said, ‘The Prime Minister emphasized that both India and China want strategic autonomy and their relations should not be seen from the perspective of a third country. The two leaders described the expansion of shared base on bilateral, regional and global issues and challenges on terrorism and multilateral forums.

What did PM Modi say after meeting with Jinping,

In a social media post, PM Modi termed his conversation with Xi Jinping as fruitful. He wrote, ‘We reviewed the positive pace of India-China relations after our last meeting in Kazan, Russia. We admitted that it is important to maintain peace and harmony in the border areas. We reiterated our commitment to cooperation based on mutual respect, interests and sensitivity.

India and China have taken several steps in recent months to remove the increased tussle in the relationship between the two countries after the violent clashes between Indian and Chinese soldiers in the Galwan Valley of East Ladakh in June 2020. Modi reached Tianjin in China from Japan on Saturday (30 August 2025) in the second phase of his visit to two countries. This is Modi’s first visit to China after more than seven years.

After meeting in Kazan, peace remains on India-China border- PM Modi

The Prime Minister said, “After the meeting of his and Xi Jinping in Kazan in October last year, there is an atmosphere of peace and stability on the Indo-China border.” At the same time, the Ministry of External Affairs said, ‘The two leaders welcomed the positive speed of bilateral relations and the continuous progress in it after their last meeting in Kazan in October. He emphasized that both countries are development partners, not the opponents and their differences should not be converted into controversies.

The ministry said, “Steady relations and cooperation based on mutual respect, interest and sensitivity between India, China and their 2.8 billion people are essential for the multiproof world and multipolar Asia, along with the growth and development of both countries, as well as the 21st century trends.” He said that the two leaders expressed satisfaction over the successful return of soldiers last year (from the disputed points of Eastern Ladakh) and the restoration of peace and harmony in the border areas.

Modi and Jinping committed to bilateral relations- Mea

The ministry said, “Modi and Xi Jinping committed to the political perspective of their overall bilateral relations and the long -term interests of the people of the two countries, committing to the fair, appropriate and mutually acceptable solution of the border issue.” He said, “The two leaders referred to the important decisions taken in the talks between two special representatives earlier this month and agreed to support their efforts even further.”

According to the ministry, Modi and Xi Jinping also underlined the need to strengthen the relationship between people through direct flights and visa facilities based on the restoration of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra and tourist visa.

He said, ‘Both leaders accepted the important role of their economy in stabilizing world trade in connection with economic and business relations. He emphasized the need to move political and strategically to expand bilateral trade and investment relations and to reduce trade deficit.

PM Modi Sco Congratulations to Jinping for successful chairmanship

Modi also congratulated Xi Jinping for successfully presiding over the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) on behalf of China. He also invited the Chinese President to attend the proposed BRICS summit in India in 2026. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, President Xi Jinping thanked Modi for the invitation and offered China’s support for India’s BRICS chairmanship.

The ministry said, ‘Modi also held a meeting with Caqi, a member of the Standing Committee of Polit Bureau of China, China. The Prime Minister shared his stand on bilateral relations in a meeting with Qui and sought their support to realize the two leaders (Modi and X). In the meeting, Qui reiterated the wishes of the Chinese side to increase the relationship as per the consent between the two leaders and the consent between the two leaders.

ALSO READ: ‘Consider India as a school child, Trump’s Jahil …’, This person heard the US President after putting a tariff on New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tianjin on a two -day visit to China for the first time after more than seven years. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who attended the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) annual summit held at Tianjin, held a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025).

With Chinese President Jinping, Prime Minister Modi discussed many issues related to bilateral relations. In addition, several global issues and challenges, including US President Donald Trump’s tariff diplomacy, were discussed. However, bilateral relations were mainly a matter of discussion in PM Modi and Jinping meeting. The two leaders agreed to support the support against terrorism, mutual acceptable solutions on border disputes, trade, investment and mutual trust.

Jinping made four suggestions to strengthen India-China relations

During this time, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave four suggestions to make bilateral relations between India and China better and strong. According to the statement of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (Mea), in the 4 suggestions given by President Xi Jinping,

• Strategic communication and strengthening of mutual trust
• Extending the exchange and cooperation between the two countries
• Supporting each other’s concerns
• Strengthening multilateral cooperation to protect general interests involves strengthening

PM Modi responded to Xi Jinping’s suggestions

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave positive response to the four suggestions given by Chinese President Xi Jinping to strengthen India-China bilateral relations during the meeting. PM Modi spoke about supporting the suggestions of President Jinping.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Egyptian said, ‘Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for peace and need for stability in the border areas between the two countries for constant and smooth development of bilateral relations.

Also read: Terrorism to peace on the border … Consent between India and China on these issues, Ministry of External Affairs gave information

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday (August 31, 2025) at the annual summit of Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) held in Tianjin city of China. During the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed many global issues including terrorism, border disputes and trade.

India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri shared information about the discussion on the meeting of PM Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at a press conference on Sunday (31 August 2025). Vikram Egyptian said that during a conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned terrorism across the border. He said that maintaining peace and harmony on the border is like insurance for the overall development of relationships. The situation on the border will be reflected on overall relations in some form or the other.

Jinping gave suggestions to improve bilateral relations- Egyptian

The Foreign Secretary said, ‘Modi and Xi believed that differences between India and China should not be allowed to change into controversy. At the same time, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need for peace and harmony in the border areas for continuous and smooth development of relations. Apart from this, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave four suggestions to further improve bilateral relations during talks with Prime Minister Modi. There was a consensus on the fact that stable and cordial India-China relations can benefit 2.8 billion people of both countries.

(This news is being updated.)