China-India diplomatic thaw faces economic hurdles ahead of BRICS summit
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Xi Jinping, Narendra Modi
New Delhi, India
September 2026
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit New Delhi for the BRICS summit. Despite diplomatic improvements, businesses face hurdles including investment restrictions and visa delays. Analysts note a 'trust deficit' despite efforts to align political and economic interests.
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