China and India have had a historical rivalry,clash of interests and conflict over the region’s trade monopoly but internationally a tide has turned. Indian Prime Minister, Modi has decided to visit China as US tariffs disrupt the economic balance of the nation.
Keeping in mind that Modi has not visited China in the past seven years and this occasion will mark a historic turn of events. Modi’s visit to Tianjin for a regional security summit comes days after the Us doubled tariffs on India to a figure as large as fifty percent, citing New Delhi’s refusal to stop buying Russian oil. The Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, will land in China this weekend.
