External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday concluded his three-day visit to Singapore, saying that it presented an opportunity to further deepen the str
i mean again, we still have not seen any communication between the u.s. secretary of defense and his chinese counterpart, and some accusations that came out at the last time there was an opportunity for some diplomacy. right. yes, my sense is there will be some of that. i think the defense relationship is very particular, for one, as you know well, the chinese defense min ter is under u.s. sanctions, which were put on him in an earlier job that he held by the trump administration for purchasing weapons from russia, from a sanctioned firm, so the chinese point of view is basically there s no way we re going to allow our guy to meet with secretary austin until those sanctions are removed and made that very clear in the context of the singapore visit. obviously the military tensions between the two sides, the south china sea or the taiwan strait, are the most difficult issue and the bilateral relationship, i think we see that reflected in secretary blinken s sort of talking points or th
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s Singapore visit from February 8-10 aims to affirm the determination to elevate the bilateral economic ties to a new height in the context of many free trade agreement (FTAs) coming into force.
Arvind Kejriwal s remark comes a day after the Delhi government had blamed the Centre for the CM being unable to travel to Singapore to attend World Cities Summit.