A deadly clash between Indian and Chinese troops in June 2020 along the much-disputed Himalayan border resulted in the first loss of lives in fighting between the two militaries in 45 years. As politicians and diplomats from the two nuclear powers trade barbs, CNBC’s Nessa Anwar explains why the latest flashpoint could be a cause for concern. | CNBC International

The U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, accused China of using a ‘tactical situation’ on the ground to threaten others. Top U.S. lawmaker, Eliot Engel also called China a ‘bully’ while raising concerns over Sino-Indian border dispute in Ladakh. Both countries announced that they will try to resolve this standoff through military and diplomatic talks. However, Chinese fighter aircraft were spotted flying about 30-35 km from Eastern Ladakh on June 1. | News18