India-China Relations: A Constructive Reset with Strategic Promise

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s 2025 visit to China marks a cautious revival of dialogue after years of tension following the 2020 Galwan clash. While both nations are adopting a softer diplomatic tone and reactivating bilateral mechanisms, deep-rooted mistrust—especially over the unresolved border and geopolitical rivalries—persists. True normalization will require sustained efforts in trust-building, strategic maturity, and de-escalation on both sides.

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Anmol kumar

The writer is an Assistant Editor at Defence and Security Alert (DSA) Magazine. His core interests include defence strategy, geopolitics, international relations, and foreign policy. When not analysing global security dynamics or writing on defence affairs, he enjoys experimenting in the kitchen or hitting smashes on the badminton court.

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