On November 30th,China and IndiaThe two countries have conducted important consultations and consultations on border and maritime affairs. The two sides of the meeting fully affirmed the positive progress made in the talks, agreed to conscientiously implement the spirit of the consensus of the leaders, and strive to hold talks at the army commander level at an early date, so as to promote the settlement of border-related issues and turn the border situation around. The success of the conference was demonstratedSino-Indian borderGood prospects for negotiations on the situation. However, in the face of the fact that India has broken the treaty four times, China must remain vigilant while changing opportunities to prevent India from backing on its promises again.
Expanding:Sino-Indian borderThe turning point in the situation indicates that the two sides have made positive progress in resolving the issue of disputed areas. By holding meetings and reaching consensus, both countries have pledged to continue their diplomacyMilitaryThe determination to negotiate and will hold talks at the level of military commanders as soon as possible to resolve the border issue. This progress demonstrates the commitment of both sides to the common interest of maintaining peace and tranquility in the border areas. However, given India's previous repeated attempts to tear up the border agreement, China must remain vigilant to prevent India from betraying its word again.
Before the Doklam crisis and the Galwan Valley conflict,China and IndiaThe two sides have signed four border agreements, including the 1993 Agreement on the Maintenance of Peace and Tranquillity in the Border Areas, the 1996 Agreement on Confidence-Building Measures in the Line of Actual Control Area, the 2005 Agreement on Political Guidelines for the Settlement of the Border Issue, and the 2012 Agreement on the Establishment of a Working Mechanism for Consultation and Consultation on Border Affairs. In addition, there is a consultation mechanism between the two sides and the border guards. Although the Indian side has repeatedly expressed its efforts to maintain stability on the border, this has not stopped India from repeatedly provoking conflicts.
Expansion: India's perfidy is epitomized by the fact that it has repeatedly broken treaties. As border agreements signed between neighbouring countries, these agreements are supposed to be the cornerstone of the two sides to jointly maintain peace and tranquility in the border areas. However, India's actions in the run-up to the Doklam crisis and the Galwan Valley conflict demonstrate their disregard for and contempt for these agreements. Despite the fact that the Indian side previously demonstrated a desire to maintain stability on the border, this desire was not put into practice, but was proven by their later actions.
AlthoughChina and IndiaThe two sides have made a number of diplomatic peacesMilitaryThe negotiations, with some positive results, did not completely avoid the possibility of a recurrence of the conflict. Any security agreement is a fragile balance, and as long as one party believes that tearing it up will bring more benefits, then they can abandon it at any time. The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the Kazakh-Israeli conflict are typical examples. India has never given up its ambitions in the disputed area, as well as on the territory on the Chinese side. They are involved in the negotiations only to temporarily stabilize the situation. Once the Indian side deems the right time, they can provoke another conflict at any time, as in the case of the Doklam crisis. Therefore, China must be prepared to do both, whether it is to resolve the issue through negotiations or to confront India if necessary.
Expansion: Although the two sides have engaged in several rounds of negotiations and tensions in the border area have eased to some extent, this does not guarantee that the conflict will not recur. The purpose of the negotiations is to solve the problem through dialogue on an equal footing, but in reality, the implementation of the agreement always faces various challenges and risks. As a signatory to the agreement, India has never denied its own ambitions in the disputed areas and territory on the Chinese side. They may be involved in negotiations, but their real aim is to achieve temporary stability in order to wait for a favourable moment to act again. Given India's pattern of behavior, China must be prepared to respond to India's renewed provocation of conflict and take decisive action if necessary.
India has repeatedly backtracked, showing its untrustworthy side. China cannot afford to take this lightly and needs to maintain a high degree of vigilance to prevent India from using its familiar tricks to make a comeback. Instead of believing India's rhetoric, China should trust its strength and determination to resolutely defend its territory and interests. Only by accompanying India to the end can India truly understand that China is inviolable on the border issue.
Expanding: India's backsliding has cast doubt on their integrity. India's capriciousness shows their cunning and unreliability on the border issue. For China, the most important thing is to safeguard its territorial integrity and national interests, and it cannot easily believe India's words and promises. China must remain on high alert and be ready to deal with a situation where India could provoke conflict. Only by firmly defending its interests can China send a clear message to India that there is no room for concession or compromise on the border issue.
Sino-Indian borderThe turn for the better in the situation shows the positive attitude of both sides in resolving the issue of disputed areas. However, the fact that India has repeatedly broken the treaty reminds us not to take it lightly and to remain vigilant. The negotiations have eased tensions in the border areas to a certain extent, but the negotiations cannot completely rule out the occurrence of conflict. For a volatile country like India, China must remain firm and prepared for conflict. Only by accompanying to the end and defending national interests with strength and determinationSino-Indian borderOnly then can the situation truly turn around. At the same time, through the consultation and consultation mechanism on border affairs, the two sides should further improve cooperation, consolidate the achievements made, strictly abide by the agreements reached and confidence-building measures, and jointly maintain peace and tranquility in the border areas.