Washington [US], June 24 (ANI): Although ‘China’ was not categorically mentioned during the whole state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the United States, there was a ‘strong’ signal sent to Beijing, in a quiet and subtle way, Ellen Nakashima wrote in the Washington Post.
“Joint statements issued by the United States and India over the last several years have condemned North Korea’s missile tests, called for the Taliban to respect human rights and appealed for an end to the violence in Myanmar. But never has there been an outright mention of India’s primary adversary: China,” she stated.
It has been China in recent years that has supplanted Pakistan as India’s main security threat. China’s clashes with India along its border have turned the world’s two most populous countries into rivals again in the Indo-Pacific. It is the resurgence of that rivalry — after decades of…
