Modi-Xi Wuhan summit: Why Chinese media thinks it's a good idea; 10 points

Ahead of the Modi-Xi summit at Wuhan, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for sheltering terrorists and urged the SCO to act against countries that promoted terrorism

The Narendra Modi-Xi Jinping summit in China's Wuhan city on April 27-28 will see the Indian Prime Minister and Chinese President discussing US President Donald Trump's "protectionist" trade policy and the "unprecedented" changes in the world order in the past 100 years, along with the contentious bilateral issues like China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which includes the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and the India-China border dispute, which came to a head during last year's Doklam standoff. Meanwhile, ahead of the meeting, official Chinese media commented that the Modi-Xi summit could be as significant as the one between former Indian