India-China to hold bilateral talks at BRICS summit; Xi Jinping to visit India this weekend.
They publishedIndia-China Set For Bilateral Talks At BRICS Summit
10 Sept, 10:03ZXi Jinping will travel to New Delhi for the Brics summit.
11 Sept, 00:56ZPutin arrives in India for BRICS summit
First reportSouth China Morning Post · 10 Sept, 10:03Z
Latest reportBloomberg · 11 Sept, 05:37Z
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Why it matters
What
India and China will hold bilateral talks at the BRICS summit, with Xi Jinping visiting India this weekend.
Why
The meeting places India-China relations on the summit agenda.
Watch
Watch for official statements from both governments after the talks.
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Summary
- Xi Jinping will travel to New Delhi for the Brics summit this weekend.
- This is his first visit to India in close to seven years.
- Xi recently visited Kyrgyzstan for the SCO summit and Egypt for a state visit.
- Beijing is prioritizing ties with neighbours and emerging economies amid a busy summitry run.
- Brics is viewed as a platform for China to push multipolar world and Global South leadership.