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India-China relations have improved from ‘reset and fresh start’ to ‘new level’: Chinese envoy Xu Feihong

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Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong stated that India-China relations have transitioned from a 'reset and fresh start' to a 'new level of development' while acknowledging a trust deficit.

Background

Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong highlighted progress in investment easing and cultural exchanges. He noted China's support for India's upcoming BRICS Summit and expressed hope for a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to New Delhi.

Facts for Prelims

  • PostXu Feihong: Chinese Ambassador to India
  • FactChina expressed support for India's BRICS Summit scheduled for later in 2026

For Mains

Q. Analyze the factors contributing to the 'trust deficit' in India-China relations and suggest measures to achieve full normalization of bilateral ties.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Trust deficit: Lingering border tensions and perceptions of strategic competition hindering diplomatic cooperation
  • Economic-Security Nexus: Balancing investment easing with concerns over infrastructure and trade imbalances
  • Multilateral Alignment: Leveraging BRICS and other groupings to manage bilateral friction

Keywords: Trust Deficit · Bilateral Normalization · Strategic Autonomy · Geopolitical Friction · Diplomatic Engagement

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