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China, India Agree to Seek Fair Settlement of Boundary Dispute
Source: Bloomberg
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China and India said they will seek a “fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable” settlement to their boundary dispute, while working to rebuild ties after years of tensions. The statement is a diplomatic de-escalation signal rather than a concrete policy or economic measure, implying limited but potentially supportive sentiment for regional risk and cross-border stability.
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