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China Slams India for Naming Sites in Disputed Border Region

China condemned India for formally announcing names for 27 sites in a disputed border region, escalating a spat just as the two sides seek to stabilize ties after years of border tensions.

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China Slams India for Naming Sites in Disputed Border Region
China condemned India for formally announcing names for 27 sites in a disputed border region, escalating a spat just as the two sides seek to stabilize ties after years of border tensions.
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