Beijing  

Jaishankar, minister for external affairs is in Beijing on a three-day visit to discuss a host of issues including finalisation of arrangements for President Xi Jinping's visit to India

The United States marked the occasion by hailing the "heroic" movement of 1989 and denouncing a "new wave of abuses" in China.

The all-weather friendship between the two countries seems to have veered towards an unequal exchange where China is the lender while Pakistan is just a borrower.

With this "Zero" joins legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray's classic "Pather Panchali" as one of the five Indian films that have been listed for screening at China's premier international film festival, the release said.

“Truly stunning numbers, 900 million eligible voters, that is almost three times the size of the entire US population,” said one of the anchors in the evening news. 

Legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray's classic "Pather Panchali" and Khan's last release "Zero" are among the five Indian films that have been listed to be screened during the event.
 

After China put a technical hold on Azhar listing for the fourth time, the three key members of P-5 of the UNSC asked Beijing to come up with specific reasons for the hold in two weeks.
 

In a briefing held in Beijing, Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Lu Kang, responding to a question that India had carried out a “non-military” strike, asked both sides to exercise restraint and resolve problems through talks.

“Beijing’s ‘Made in China 2025’ initiative has made it clear that the objective of the Chinese government is to drive America out of business,” said Mike Conaway.

China is both the biggest manufacturer and biggest market for cars globally, but has been hit by a slowdown.

India is also likely to discuss issues of Chinese support to the Pakistani establishment including their backing of international terrorists such as Masood Azhar and their activities in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir like the building of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor