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    When the conflict gets sharper and sharper, the Chinese government will have to face it and solve it in a way India has designed,” a Chinese analyst Hu Shisheng, a researcher of Southern Asian studies at the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, said Sunday (November 9). "India may make use of the Dalai Lama to solve the decade-long territorial conflict by encouraging his visit to southern Tibet." “The appearance and activities of the Dalai Lama in southern Tibet may foment anti-China sentiment among people living in the region, Hu said. Full Article at Phayul
    India may make use of the Dalai Lama to solve the decade-long territorial conflict by encouraging his visit to southern Tibet.
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
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After Dalai Lama's rebuke, China breathes fire
  1. neither have we strongly asserted nor we have made any new position. We have maintained our position.
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  2. India may have forgotten the lesson of 1962, when its repeated provocation resulted in military clashes warning. India is on this wrong track again.
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  3. The actual resolution of dispute is yet to take place and there is still some divergence of views
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  4. India has done what it has been doing in the past. Chinese are asserting their position. Our stated position is that as long as Dalai Lama does not involve himself in political activity, he is free to visit any part of the country he wants
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago
  5. in a way India has designed.
    SOURCE: Phayul 2 weeks ago

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