China confirms end of military standoff with India in Ladakh and resumes joint patrols amid improved ties

China has confirmed the end of the military standoff with India in Ladakh, marking a major development in bilateral ties. Reports indicate that both countries have agreed to end tensions and resume joint patrols in areas previously blocked by Chinese forces. This decision follows a high-stakes context of tense relations and military build-up in the region. Especially now that Prime Minister Modi is about to attend the BRICS summit, discussions about a possible meeting with the Chinese president are expected. Moreover, China’s ambassador to India has reportedly been in touch with Foreign Ministry officials, suggesting a renewed commitment to dialogue and cooperation between the two countries.