Chinese troops hold a banner which reads "You've crossed the border, please go back" in Ladakh, India. Source: AP
While 3,000 troops each from India and China stand eyeball-to-eyeball on the border, and war of words has escalated between the two neighbouring countries. Will the tension possibly turn into a fight? Dr. Mumin Chen, Director of the Center for Studies on South Asia and the Middle East, NCHU said the answer is very likely to be no.
While 3,000 troops each from India and China stand eyeball-to-eyeball on the border, and war of words has escalated between the two neighbouring countries. Will the tension possibly turn into a fight? Dr. Mumin Chen, Director of the Center for Studies on South Asia and the Middle East, NCHU said the answer is very likely to be no.
