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India-China cooperation spells the end of Quad's imperialist agenda
BHABANI SHANKAR NAYAK looks at how diplomacy between the two countries helped resolve their differences throwing a spanner in imperialism's designs for the region
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THE simmering border conflict between India and China in the Himalayan region has come to an end, with both nations committing to co-operate in resolving their border disputes.
Both countries recognise that such conflicts hinder the progress of peace and prosperity in the region, posing obstacles to establishing a multipolar world and the democratisation of global geopolitics.
This diplomatic achievement has disrupted the agenda of imperialist blocs that sought to escalate the conflict into a full-blown war between India and China, threatening peace, stability, and prosperity in both countries and around the world.
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