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Doklam Standoff: Current process of settling China border has run its course

The time has come for India and China to explore new mechanisms for resolving their border dispute

Doklam: The word from Ground Zero
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In the macho manner of militaries, the Indian Army is using a large number of Sikh and Jat soldiers to man the line in Doklam

Manoj Joshi | The Wire
Just how the Doklam crisis plays out is still a matter of speculation. Nearly two months into the stand-off, the Chinese verbal bombardment has not abated. The Bhutanese and Indian responses have remained low key after their respective press releases of June 29 and 30.

One important consequence of the stand-off is already evident – the parallel processes of negotiating China’s border with India and Bhutan seems to have reached a logical dead-end. The three countries now urgently need to come up with a new format if they wish to continue their conversation. Such talks are not merely technical discussions