China Southern Airlines announced that it will resume regular passenger services on the Guangzhou-New Delhi route from September 21.

New-Delhi: Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in New Delhi on Saturday to attend the 18th BRICS Leaders' Summit, marking his first visit to India in

Conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, along with global trade turbulence and energy security, are expected to dominate the two-day meeting of the 11-nation bloc.

Guangzhou-New Delhi flights are set to resume after six years as India-China ties improve ahead of Xi Jinping's meeting with PM Modi.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. arrived in New Delhi, India on Friday night to attend the 18th BRICS Summit and meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the Philippines seeks to deepen its strategic partnership with India.

China Southern Airlines will resume Guangzhou-Delhi flights on September 21, marking a significant step in improving India-China relations.

The moment comes against the backdrop of India's efforts to strengthen ties with both Russia and China while maintaining its strategic partnerships with other major powers.

China Southern Airlines will restart regular passenger flights between Guangzhou and New Delhi from September 21 after a six-year pause. The move adds to the gradual restoration of India-China air links as carriers on both sides resume services.

NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on Friday (Sep 11) to deepen their countries' longstanding ties, with

New Delhi: China Southern Airlines is set to resume passenger flights between Guangzhou and New Delhi Airlines after a gap of six years on September 21.

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi. This is the first

New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Saturday at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. The meeting comes against the

Xi Jinping returns to India for the first time in nearly seven years as China signals it wants to manage differences with New Delhi ahead of his meeting with PM Modi.

BRICS negotiators work late to achieve consensus on the 'Delhi Declaration' amid unresolved tensions over the Iran conflict.

China: China has urged both countries to communicate more effectively and expand cooperation between them with the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping

China’s envoy Xu Feihong has said Beijing will work with New Delhi to improve communication, increase cooperation and manage differences. The possible talks come as India hosts the expanded BRICS grouping in New Delhi on September 12 and 13.

China Southern Airlines resumed Guangzhou-New Delhi flights after a six-year suspension as Prime Minister Modi and Xi Jinping hold high-stakes talks at the BRICS Summit.

Iran and the UAE have so far been unable to agree on common diplomatic language for the summit's Delhi Declaration, a fault line that has already stalled BRICS statements once this year.

The talks covered a possible $100 billion annual trade target by 2030, defence supplies including S-400 and BrahMos, energy cooperation and the safety of Indian sailors in the Black Sea. Putin also invited Modi to Russia for the 24th annual summit, which the prime minister accepted.

He met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in on the sideline of the summit and discussed cooperation in trade, technology, science, culture and the economy.