Strategic Affairs

Ceylon's Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike got together six non-aligned countries to help India and China end border clash

In both Nepal and Sri Lanka, the issue is safeguarding national sovereignty

Indian PM’s utterances have security and strategic implications, Singh pointed out.

Water from rivulets released to drown Indian soldiers during the clash

Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that suspicion and friction go against the aspirations of the Chinese and Indian people

Entrenched positions and nationalistic overtones are hurdles on the way to a negotiated settlement

Talks will continue to sort out all perceived differences, says Gen.M.M.Naravane

Move expected to exacerbate tension with India, which is ready for talks after COVID-19 crisis ends

“Al Qaeda’s core is in Afghanistan”, says Prof. Rohan Gunaratna, the Sri Lanka-born Al Qaeda expert who authored "Inside al Qaeda; Global Network of Terror" (Columbia University Press, New York)

Tranquility on the border essential for overall development of bilateral relations