Foreign Media: India and China are isolating their border disputes, shifting focus toward trade, security, and multilateral diplomatic cooperation.
Analysts believe signs of a cautious "reboot" in bilateral relations are emerging. Although border issues remain structural contradictions, both sides have chosen not to let them hinder practical cooperation in other areas. While maintaining strategic competition, they are expanding economic exchanges and regional security coordination, demonstrating a new pattern of interaction characterized by "competition without breaking ties, coexistence amid rivalry."
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