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Why is India covering up clashes with China in the Himalayas?

21 December 2022

5:23 AM

21 December 2022

5:23 AM

For more than 20 years the West ignored China’s militarisation of the South China Sea. Until, that is, it was too late. Now, after being artificially expanded and built out with sand, the islands of this crucial maritime space are dotted with Chinese missile systems and runways. The region’s smaller nations, who also lay claim to sections of this sea, can only protest in vain.

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