In China's 'Silk Road' project, nations fear walking into ‘debt trap’

Concerns are being raised that China is setting up debt traps in countries which may lack the means to pay back.

Peace in Indian Ocean a priority for Indian foreign policy: Sushma Swaraj

India is opposed to the 'One Belt, One Road' initiative as it includes CPEC which transverses through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

PM Khan’s populist politics will necessarily take him down a rocky path to Beijing’s doorstep.

The Army has good reason to be pleased with Imran’s accession, which many believe was pre-scripted.

The issue of non-state actors can be another irritant in the new government’s relationship with China.

India does not view its relations with China through the prism of China-Pakistan ties, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also said.

Addressing a seminar on 'Wuhan Summit: Sino-India Relations and its Way Forward', Luo said BRI would benefit all countries, including India.

India's name was conspicuously absent from the list of countries that endorsed BRI of which CPEC is a part.

Both countries want to take forward attempts to reset ties strained by the 73-day Doklam military standoff in 2017.

China in December had unveiled its plans to extend the USD 50 billion CPEC to Afghanistan which has sparked concerns in India.