India and Malaysia Join Forces to Challenge China's Land Claim in Provocative Map

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India and Malaysia have both protested against a new Chinese map that claims Indian territory and Malaysian maritime areas near Borneo island, ahead of the upcoming G20 summit in New Delhi. This has further strained the already tense relationship between China and India, who have been engaged in a military standoff along their shared border for the past three years. Both countries have rejected China's claims and called for peaceful resolution through dialogue and negotiations. The disputed boundary has led to a three-year standoff, with recent efforts to de-escalate tensions and stabilize the situation.
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