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Xi Jinping to Visit India for BRICS Summit, First Trip in Seven Years

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Chinese President Xi Jinping will travel to India to attend the BRICS Summit, marking his first visit to the country in seven years. China has officially confirmed the visit, ending weeks of speculation about whether Xi would attend. The trip comes against the backdrop of strained bilateral ties between India and China following deadly border clashes in the Galwan Valley in 2020. The two nations have since maintained a cautious relationship, making this visit a significant diplomatic moment. The BRICS Summit provides a multilateral platform for the two leaders to potentially reset or advance their bilateral engagement.

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