India, China should readjust policies to address issues: Daily

India and China should readjust relevant policies to practically address "conundrums" in the geopolitical game as well as cast away "historical wrangles", an article in the official media here said today.
"India is in a unique position in China's diplomatic agenda, and Sino-Indian ties boast multiple positive attributes. The two countries are not only emerging nations in Asia, but also neighbors with border issues," the article in the website of the state-run Global Times said.
"Beijing can also help New Delhi usher in a second rise with its experience and technology in various sectors," it said.
The two countries should pursue common ground while shelving differences.

Boundary conflict and strategic distrust are two obstacles impeding the Sino-Indian relations, it said.
"Under new historical conditions, both Beijing and New Delhi should readjust relevant policies to practically address conundrums in the geopolitical game as well as cast away historical wrangles," it said.

The two countries are engaged in both high-level cooperation and strategic defence, it said.
The two countries should pursue common ground while shelving differences. Boundary conflict and strategic distrust are two obstacles impeding the Sino-Indian relations, it said.
"The present world where regional conflicts drag on and turbulences continue unabated makes the values of the five principles all the more prominent. It is time that China and India make joint efforts to safeguard world peace and security," it said.

Suppressed to some degree by the international system dominated by the West, China and India should support each other in global governance and improve each other's development potential, the article said.