Chinese felt cornered at G20 as India dominate the summit
NEW DELHI, SEPTEMBER 10: A think group linked to the Chinese Ministry of State Security accused India of seeking to advance its own agenda and hurt China's interests by using its position as the G20 Summit's host country. The China Institute of Contemporary International Relations made its remarks as the yearly 2-day G20 conference in New Delhi got underway with Chinese President Xi Jinping conspicuously absent. The think tank further charged India with bringing geopolitical "private goods" on the world stage, which it claimed would both assist India fulfill its...
