China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has arrived in New Delhi on his first visit to India in over three years, aiming to boost historically tense bilateral relations. During the three-day visit, he will meet with India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and is expected to hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Key discussions will focus on resuming trade via the Himalayan border, enhancing economic cooperation, and stabilizing ties amid U.S. tariffs and global geopolitical tensions. The visit signals a positive shift in India-China relations.
Amid intense pressure from the United States and the imposition of tariffs, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has arrived in India on a state visit aimed at strengthening the historically tense bilateral relationship. He reached New Delhi on Monday, marking his first visit to India in more than three years.
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