How global media covered India-China face-off

The deadly clash between the soldiers of two nuclear superpowers alarmed the global media over mounting tension at the long-disputed silent border. New Delhi and Beijing agree on exercising restraint at LAC but claiming sovereignty over the region may further escalate tension.

Hyderabad:As India announced its soldiers were martyred during violent clashes with Chinese troops in Galwan Valley, international media placed the story on top, keeping intact with their Indo-China approach.

A look at how international media covered Galwan Valley clashes-

The Guardian

How The Guardian covered India-China face-off

The Telegraph

How The Telegraph covered India-China face-off

The New York Times

How The New York Times covered India-China face-off

The Washington Post

How The Washington Post covered India-China face-off

Dawn

How global media covered India-China face-off

The Kathmandu Post

How The Kathmandu Post covered India-China face-off

The Daily Star

How The Daily Star covered India-China face-off

Daily Mirror

How Daily Mirror covered India-China face-off