The Straits Times: India-China border talks stall, with both sides blaming each other for breakdown
NEW DELHI - India and China have blamed each other for a breakdown in the latest border talks, in a setback to efforts to negotiate a way out of the worst row in decades that has plunged relations to an all-time low.
Militaries of both countries held the 13th round of corps commander negotiations on Sunday (Oct 10) over disengagement in Ladakh region.
But the meeting ended in finger pointing, with China calling India's demand for disengagement "unreasonable", and India accusing China of blocking its "constructive suggestions" for resolving the issues.
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WNU Editor: According to India's media, the Chinese side had no interest to compromise. China is saying that India's demands were "unrealistic".
More News On China - Indian Border Talks Breaking Down
Talks to avoid second winter of India-China border conflict end in acrimony and stalemate -- The Independent
India and China militaries fail to agree on a border line at Depsang and Hot Springs -- Business Insider
India, China army talks to defuse border tensions fail -- Al Jazeera
India, China Military Talks Collapse: "Chinese Side Wasn't Agreeable" -- NDTV
India made unreasonable demands, China says after border talks fail -- SCMP
China's military slams India over 'unrealistic demands' at corps commander-level talks -- CGTN
