China confirms pact to resolve border conflict with India
China confirmed on Tuesday it had reached a deal with India over their disputed frontier, without elaborating on whether the pact covered the length of the border or just points where the two sides have been involved in a standoff since 2020.
Disengagement, de-escalation, de-induction: Three Ds in India-China border deal and what they mean
Disengagement can be defined as both sides stepping back from confrontation, while de-escalation is when forces return to certain areas at a remove from the disputed location. De-induction is when both sides permanently remove troops and equipment from the area.
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