In India, Chinese Leader Pushes Trade

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China and Indian officials set ambitious economic targets, but made little progress on tough geopolitical differences.

China’s Fast Rise Leads Neighbors to Join Forces

China’s military expansion and assertive trade policies have set off jitters across Asia, prompting many of its neighbors to build alliances.

China Blocks Thousands of Hindus From Tibet Pilgrimage

The Chinese government is refusing to issue visas to pilgrims from Nepal and India trying to make the traditional summer journey to what they hold to be the home of Lord Shiva.

India Tiptoes in China’s Footsteps to Compete but Not Offend

India’s approach to China — one part caution, one part competition, with a dash of mimicry sprinkled in — has drawn criticism from those who say it is “overcautious.”

Free Tibet movement spreads

Mar. 21 - Students march in India as the Free Tibet movement spreads - to the embarrassment of China.

Last week a group of about 100 marchers were detained by police on orders of the Indian government, but a second group, which picked up the route from where the first group was stopped, has been allowed to go ahead. The marchers are planning to get to Tibet via New Delhi, where they hope to coincide with the arrival of the Olympic torch as it passes through the Indian capital.

In India, Balancing Refugee Care and Relations With China

India has long tried to strike a delicate balance between maintaining good relations with China and allowing the Dalai Lama and his followers, who are based in the country, to keep their cause alive.

Tibetans in India Enraged by Details of Crackdown

Dharamsala, the seat of the Tibetan government in exile as well as a popular destination for spiritual tourism, has become the high-energy hub of the Tibetan uprising.

Tibetan Marchers Arrested in India

A group of Tibetan exiles in northern India who began a six-month march this week to protest China’s control of their homeland were arrested on Thursday.

India PM seeks stronger China ties

Jan. 15 - There is enough space in Asia for both countries, but the world's two most populous countries must work together says India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on visit in China.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is on a three day state visit to China, intent on warming Sino-Indian ties. But the neighbours must first break down historic wariness over China's traditional friendship with Indian rival Pakistan and growing ties with the U.S.A. and a decades-long border dispute that flared into a brief war in 1962.

India's PM Singh visits China

Jan. 14 - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh calls for more cooperation on trade with China during a meeting with business officials in Beijing.

The Indian Prime Minister arrived in Beijing on Sunday (January 13) morning to start his three-day visit to China.

After meeting with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Monday, he will hold talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao on Tuesday (January 15).

India and China's trade heads also discussed trade deficits between the two countries.

Beijing efforts inspire India

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Beijing's preparations for the Olympics were an inspiration for India, which hosts the Commonwealth Games in 2010.

Two Giants Try to Learn to Share Asia

India’s Prime Minister will arrive in Beijing on Sunday for a three-day visit to China, with each country eager to increase bilateral trade and promote mutual friendship.

Cuts Urged in China’s and India’s Energy Growth

Unless curbed, the two countries’ surging fuel consumption will strain global oil trade, push up prices and lead to substantially higher carbon dioxide emissions, according to a new report.

Energy Expert Sees Hazard in Costly Oil

The growing appetite for fossil fuels in China and India is likely to keep oil prices high for the foreseeable future, threatening a global economic slowdown, a top energy expert said.

As Japan and India Forge Economic Ties, a Counterweight to China Is Seen

As Beijing’s influence around the world has grown, common interests have forced Tokyo and New Delhi to begin warming their historically chilly relationship.