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Delhi, Beijing to hold talks on nuclear proliferation
NEW DELHI. July 21: Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Ji-axuan arrives In New Delhi later today to begin talks with Indian leaders aimed al narrowing differences over nuclear and missile proliferation and a 40-year-old border dispute, reports Reuters.
Tang is the highest ranking Chinese official to visit since India's nuclear tests in May 1998 soured ties.
He will hold talks with his Indian counterpart Jaswant Singh and call on Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee on Saturday.
"The visit is part of a high-level dialogue which seeks to Improve understanding between our two countries." a foreign ministry spokesman said.
A key area of concern for New Delhi was "credible, published reports" of Chinese missile transfers to arch-rival Pakistan. the spokesman said.
India has consistently pointed the finger at China, with whom It fought a border war in 1962. for helping Pakistan's nuclear and missile programmes.
The New York Times newspaper recently reported that US intelligence agencies, in a series
of classified briefings (o Congress, had described how China stepped up the shipment of specialty steels, guidance systems and technical expertise to Pakistan.
It Is a matter on which our concerns remain.' the Indian spokesman said when asked II Chinese missile assistance Io Gunmen kill two Guatemala Indian activists
GUATEMALA CITY. July 21 Three masked gunmen shot and killed a Guatemalan Indian peasant leader and his seen*, tary yesterday after ambushing their car some 30 miles (48 km) west of Guatemala City, polk < said, reports Reuters.
They shot thorn at pointblank range.' said Cristobal Morales, police spokesman for Solola department, where the attack occurred.
Jose Alfredo Quino and Maria Elena Mejia, both Maya Indians, were members of the Regional Coordination of Integrated Cooperatives (CORC1), a peasant organisation working to resolve land disputes In the area.
Pakistan would figure in talks with Tang
Islamabad has since denied US reports on missile collaboration with China and said it ran an Independent programme
China has also denied Ils involvement and has urged India to honour a United Nations Security Council resolution that asks both New Delhi and Islamabad to roll back their nuclear and missile programmes.
India and Pakistan conducted tlt-for-tat nuclear tests In May 1998. earning worldwide ire and sanctions.
Boundary dispute
Indian o 111 < i a I s said progress In resoh Ing a Boundary dispute with China would be reviewed in Saturday’s talks.
Diplomats and military officials from two sides have made slow progress In resolving disagreements over the 4,500-km Himalayan border that divides the world's two most populous countries.
"Both India and China are committed to seeking a fair, mutually acceptable solution to the boundary question.* the spokesman said.