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After a Collision in Doklam, India and China Are Correcting Course
A Chinese soldier interacts with an Indian soldier at the Nathu La Pass area at the India-China border in the northeastern Indian state of Sikkim. A year after their tense military standoff over the Doklam Plateau high in the Himalayas, India and China are in the middle of resetting their relationship.
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The two powers' adversarial relationship reached a boiling point on a Himalayan plateau in summer 2017, and now they're starting to work together again....
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