China and India have held the 25th round of talks between their special representatives on the long-running boundary dispute, with both sides discussing border management, bilateral relations and future cooperation.
The discussions focused on implementing previous agreements, maintaining peace along contested border areas and restoring institutional exchanges between the two countries. Officials also addressed the need to manage differences through dialogue while strengthening strategic communication and cooperation.
Key developments:
- Both sides reaffirmed commitments to maintaining peace and stability along the border.
- Discussions covered boundary delimitation, border management and cross-border cooperation.
- The talks also examined ways to improve wider China-India relations beyond the boundary issue.
- The next round of talks is expected to take place in India in 2027.
The talks reflect ongoing efforts by the world’s two most populous countries to manage differences while improving diplomatic and economic ties.
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